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- Introduction
  - [[dtwjs:Welcome]]
  - [[dtwjs:What you should know before watching this course]]
  - [[dtwjs:Using the exercise files]]
- Understanding the Need for a Debugger
  - [[dtwjs:Introducing our friend the debugger]]
  - [[dtwjs:Important jargon and concepts]]
  - [[dtwjs:Getting the browsers and plugins]]
  - [[dtwjs:Finding out what's good about IDEs and editors]]
  - [[dtwjs:Why debugging AJAX can be tricky]]
- First Contact: Debugger Basics
  - [[dtwjs:Debugging without a debugger]]
  - [[dtwjs:Leveraging more of the console API]]
  - [[dtwjs:Stopping and looking around with simple breakpoints]]
  - [[dtwjs:Breaking under different conditions]]
  - [[dtwjs:Stepping into, over, and out of functions]]
  - [[dtwjs:Finding out where you are using the call stack]]
  - [[dtwjs:Watching variables more easily with watches]]
  - [[dtwjs:Using source maps to debug minified files]]
- Debugging in Practice
  - [[dtwjs:Debugging the use of a jQuery plugin in Firefox]]
  - [[dtwjs:Finding and fixing an issue in a jQuery plugin]]
  - [[dtwjs:Setting up the WordPress example]]
  - [[dtwjs:Debugging a WordPress theme in Firefox/Firebug]]
  - [[dtwjs:Debugging a mobile site in the Safari and iOS inspector]]
  - [[dtwjs:Debugging a mobile site in Firefox and Android]]
  - [[dtwjs:Debugging an AngularJS application in Chrome]]
  - [[dtwjs:Setting up WebStorm for debugging]]
  - [[dtwjs:Debugging an AngularJS application in WebStorm]]
  - [[dtwjs:Debugging a live site as a learning tool]]
- Next Steps
  - [[dtwjs:Exploring test-driven development]]
  - [[dtwjs:More reading, courses to watch, and thanks!]]