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Yes, good question. I use VS Code (with the Chrome debugger plugin) and that works like a charm. I don't debug javascript in the browser anymore. TS provides

Yes, good question. I use VS Code (with the Chrome debugger plugin) and that works like a charm. I don't debug javascript in the browser anymore. TS provides source mappings to map the compiled javascript back to the source (similar to a .dll's .pdb maybe?). It took me some time to set up the config file which proved to be a headache (because webpack was screwing with the source maps), but again once that was set up it has been a breeze to debug right in my IDE whenever I want.

kevindqc 10y ago
That's been my experience too. Also once angular-cli seems more stable, I will probably switch to it and delete webpack (I know angular-cli uses webpack behind-the-scene, but at least I don't have to deal with it directly)
leshow 10y ago
Odd, I'm new to vscode, but I tried to set up this plugin and it was completely unusable to me. Perhaps you can describe the steps you followed? I tried installing the plugin and launching chrome with the debug flag, then setting a breakpoint in vscode. Is there something I am missing there?