Kenneth Auchenberg: DevTools Of The Future - JSConf.Asia 2016

The web has gained the capabilities to offer app-like experience, and with the recent additions the web is ready to replace many native apps. What does that mean for our developer tools? In this talk I‘ll share Microsoft‘s view on web tooling and what we do to make building for the web easier and more productive, regardless of the platform.
Kenneth is a Program Manager, focused on DevTools and Remote Debugging at Microsoft, and is obsessed with tooling.
He started the RemoteDebug initiative to unify remote debugging and lives in Vancouver, Canada and is the organizer of the ColdFront Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Kenneth blogs occasionally at kenneth.io, and tweets as @auchenberg
JSConf.Asia - Capitol Theatre, Singapore - 25+26 November 2016
Source: 2016.jsconf.asia/
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[@alvarezskinner]

Nice to see that integration with vs code!

[@_framedlife]

damn that's nice. server + client at same time!

[@_bigblind]

Chrome dev tools have had editing capabilities for years.

[@_framedlife]

bigblind but that's just for one instance. and it still isn't as good as atom or vs code which is customised to your will