Debugging Tools and Techniques for WebRTC (Kranky Geek WebRTC Brazil 2016)

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It is less about squashing bugs but more about answering the question "what happened" that a nasty product manager or customer support person is going to ask you.

Key Topics: Tools Process & methodology, Walkthrough of some examples



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