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このセッションでは Google Chrome の Developer Tools が持つインスペクトやデバッグ、チューニング、プロファイラなどの豊富な機能を解説します。また、Developer Tools の機能がどのように組み込まれているか、実装面についてもご紹介いたします。

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Alexei Masterov
product manager
masterov@google.com
Mikhail Naganov
software engineer
mnaganov@google.com

Agenda
What is Chrome Developer Tools?
Using Developer Tools
Story 0: Mastering DOM
Story 1: Analyzing Network Activity
Story 2: Debugging JavaScript
Story 3: Identifying performance issues
Story 4: Understanding memory usage
New Features
Links & How to contribute
Q&A

What is Chrome Developer Tools?
It is:
to Chrome what Firebug is to Firefox
not a Firebug port for Chrome
a part of standard Chrome distribution
WebKit Web Inspector, working on top of
V8 JavaScript engine in the Chrome's
multi-process architecture

New Features
Open DevTools in "Inspect Element" mode:
< > + <SHIFT> + C
<CTRL> + <SHIFT> + C

Links & How to contribute
http://www.chromium.org/devtools

Links & How to contribute
http://crbug.com/new

Спасибо! ありがとうございます! Danke!
Thank you!
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1. Google Chrome Developer Tools Alexei Masterov product manager masterov@google.com Mikhail Naganov software engineer mnaganov@google.com

2. Agenda What is Chrome Developer Tools? Using Developer Tools Story 0: Mastering DOM Story 1: Analyzing Network Activity Story 2: Debugging JavaScript Story 3: Identifying performance issues Story 4: Understanding memory usage New Features Links & How to contribute Q&A

3. Agenda What is Chrome Developer Tools? Using Developer Tools Story 0: Mastering DOM Story 1: Analyzing Network Activity Story 2: Debugging JavaScript Story 3: Identifying performance issues Story 4: Understanding memory usage New Features Links & How to contribute Q&A

4. What is Chrome Developer Tools? It is: to Chrome what Firebug is to Firefox not a Firebug port for Chrome a part of standard Chrome distribution WebKit Web Inspector, working on top of V8 JavaScript engine in the Chrome's multi-process architecture

5. Agenda What is Chrome Developer Tools? Using Developer Tools Story 0: Mastering DOM Story 1: Analyzing Network Activity Story 2: Debugging JavaScript Story 3: Identifying performance issues Story 4: Understanding memory usage New Features Links & How to contribute Q&A

6. Agenda What is Chrome Developer Tools? Using Developer Tools Story 0: Mastering DOM Story 1: Analyzing Network Activity Story 2: Debugging JavaScript Story 3: Identifying performance issues Story 4: Understanding memory usage New Features Links & How to contribute Q&A

7. Elements Panel

8. Agenda What is Chrome Developer Tools? Using Developer Tools Story 0: Mastering DOM Story 1: Analyzing Network Activity Story 2: Debugging JavaScript Story 3: Identifying performance issues Story 4: Understanding memory usage New Features Links & How to contribute Q&A

9. Resources Panel

10. Resources Panel (continued)

11. Agenda What is Chrome Developer Tools? Using Developer Tools Story 0: Mastering DOM Story 1: Analyzing Network Activity Story 2: Debugging JavaScript Story 3: Identifying performance issues Story 4: Understanding memory usage New Features Links & How to contribute Q&A

12. Scripts Panel

13. Agenda What is Chrome Developer Tools? Using Developer Tools Story 0: Mastering DOM Story 1: Analyzing Network Activity Story 2: Debugging JavaScript Story 3: Identifying performance issues Story 4: Understanding memory usage New Features Links & How to contribute Q&A

14. Timeline Panel

15. Agenda What is Chrome Developer Tools? Using Developer Tools Story 0: Mastering DOM Story 1: Analyzing Network Activity Story 2: Debugging JavaScript Story 3: Identifying performance issues Story 4: Understanding memory usage New Features Links & How to contribute Q&A

16. Profiles Panel

17. Storage Panel

18. Audits Panel

19. Console Panel

20. Agenda What is Chrome Developer Tools? Using Developer Tools Story 0: Mastering DOM Story 1: Analyzing Network Activity Story 2: Debugging JavaScript Story 3: Identifying performance issues Story 4: Understanding memory usage New Features Links & How to contribute Q&A

21. New Features Open DevTools in "Inspect Element" mode: < > + <SHIFT> + C <CTRL> + <SHIFT> + C

22. New Features Live editing of JavaScript

23. New Features DOM Breakpoints

24. Agenda What is Chrome Developer Tools? Using Developer Tools Story 0: Mastering DOM Story 1: Analyzing Network Activity Story 2: Debugging JavaScript Story 3: Identifying performance issues Story 4: Understanding memory usage New Features Links & How to contribute Q&A

25. Links & How to contribute http://www.chromium.org/devtools

26. Links & How to contribute http://crbug.com/new

27. Спасибо! ありがとうございます! Danke! Thank you! Q&A

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