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A nice intro post for a series on front end techniques from Pete Schuster. He talks the basics of debugging JavaScript with console.log. A good read.
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Shameful self-promotion here, but you can do the same from PHP now 🙂 https://github.com/MZAWeb/wp-log-in-browser