Get more out of your DevTools console by utilizing underused functions like warn(), error(), & table(), and learn how to easily style console.log() using CSS with format specifiers to get more distinguishable and more organized console output.
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📖 Timestamps
00:00 How to open console in DevTools
00:40 How to use console.warn() and console.error()
01:14 How to clear the console
01:27 How to see all `console` object functions
02:04 How to use console.table()
02:29 How to view a variable and its value simply
03:17 How console.group() works
05:01 How to style console messages
06:17 Styling restrictions in DevTools
07:20 Practical example using multiple styles
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