Hands-On WebAssembly for C++ Programmers - Exploring Web Debugging

The video tutorial introduces web debugging, focusing on tools available in web browsers for debugging WebAssembly. It covers various developer tools like HTML inspector, JavaScript console, network and memory profilers, and storage introspection. The tutorial explains how to use these tools to debug JavaScript and WebAssembly, analyze network requests, and manage performance and memory. It emphasizes the importance of these tools in identifying and resolving issues in web applications.

What is the primary focus of the section on web debugging and developer tools?

• Handling ideal scenarios in technology

• Introduction to web debugging and developer tools

• Advanced coding techniques

• Basic HTML and CSS

Which tools are not applicable for debugging web assembly binaries?

• HTML Inspector

• JavaScript Console

• GDB and Valgrind

• Network Profiler

What can you do with the HTML inspector in web developer tools?

• Edit video files

• Expand tags and preview canvas

• Compile C code

• Run Python scripts

Which tab in the developer tools allows you to view network requests?

• Network

• Performance

• Console

• Debugger

What is the purpose of taking a memory snapshot in the developer tools?

• To identify memory leaks

• To compile JavaScript

• To debug CSS

• To edit HTML tags

How can you view the performance of your program in the developer tools?

• By using the HTML inspector

• By recording performance metrics

• By editing JavaScript code

• By modifying CSS styles

What can you inspect in the storage section of the developer tools?

• HTML tags

• JavaScript functions

• Stored files and data

• Network requests