Comment by Willamin 8 years ago There's nothing stopping other compile-to-javascript languages from having source maps too 1 comment Willamin Reply klodolph 8 years ago Yes, it’s a pretty standard feature which is why it works so well. You can Typescript->ES->bundled ES->bundled minified ES and Chrome will point you directly at the original source in the debugger (once you give it permission).
klodolph 8 years ago Yes, it’s a pretty standard feature which is why it works so well. You can Typescript->ES->bundled ES->bundled minified ES and Chrome will point you directly at the original source in the debugger (once you give it permission).
Yes, it’s a pretty standard feature which is why it works so well. You can Typescript->ES->bundled ES->bundled minified ES and Chrome will point you directly at the original source in the debugger (once you give it permission).