Steps to Use/Implement

Types of Shortcuts:

Table of Content Navigation Shortcuts Console Shortcuts Debugger Shortcuts Miscellaneous Shortcuts...

Navigation Shortcuts

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Console Shortcuts

Action Keyboard shortcut Description Toggle Console Esc Toggles the visibility of the console Autocomplete Tab Autocompletes the current input in the console Previous Command Up Arrow or Control+P Retrieves the previous command in the command history Next Command Down Arrow or Control+N Retrieves the next command in the command history Clear Command+K or Control+L Clears the console output and command history Force Evaluation Command+Return Forces the evaluation of the current input in console Force Newline Option+Return nserts a newline character without executing...

Debugger Shortcuts

Action Keyboard shortcut Description Start Profiling JavaScript Command+Option+Shift+P Initiates profiling of JavaScript code Start Timeline Recording Command+Option+Shift+T Begins recording a timeline of the application Pause script execution Command+Control+Y or Command+/ Pauses the execution of the currently running script Step over F6 or Command+’ Steps over the current line of code in debugging Step into F7 or Command+; Steps into the function call at the current cursor Step out F8 or Command+Shift+; Steps out of the current function to its caller...

Miscellaneous Shortcuts

Action Keyboard Shortcut Description Reload page Command+R Reload the current Page Reload page without cache Command+Shift+R Reloads the page, bypassing the cache Find Command+F Opens the search bar to find text on the page Search entire Inspector Command+Shift+F Searches the entire Inspector for specified content Undo Command+Z Undoes the last action Redo Command+Shift+Z Redoes the previously undone action Save file Command+S Saves the changes made to the current file Increment number value by 10 Option+Shift+Up Arrow Increases a numerical value by 10 Increment number value by 1 (or by 0.1 if the value is between -1 and 1) Option+Up Arrow Increases a numerical value by 1 (or 0.1 if between -1 and 1) Decrement number value by 1 (or by 0.1 if the value is between -1 and 1) Option+Down Arrow Decreases a numerical value by 1 (or 0.1 if between -1 and 1) Decrement number value by 10 Option+Shift+Down Arrow Decreases a numerical value by 10...

Features of Shortcuts

Inspect Element Shortcuts: Use quick keys to go fast through the DOM (Document Object Model) and check out how web parts are put together. Then, look closely at their structure for extra understanding of what’s going on in websites. Console Shortcuts: Use shortcuts to run JavaScript commands quickly, letting developers fix problems and test stuff using the console. Network Panel Shortcuts: Make checking network activities easier by using shortcuts to go through requests, answers and speed details. Source Code Shortcuts: Make fixing computer program errors easier by using quick ways to move through coding, put breakpoints and check what works....

Benefits of Shortcuts

Time Efficiency: Shortcuts save time on boss tasks. They let builders do things fast and concentrate more important parts of building stuff. Enhanced Productivity: Developers can do more in less time. This makes them work faster and the development process smoother. Effortless Navigation: Shortcuts help you move easily between different parts of Developer Tools. This makes it feel smooth and easy to use....

How/When to use these Shortcuts?

During Development: Add shortcuts to your daily tasks. This will assist you in tasks such as checking parts, solving coding issues and observing network actions quicker. Debugging Sessions: Shortcuts are really useful for fixing problems in code. They help programmers fast look at the code, slow it down in some spots and see things on a window called output for console. Performance Optimization: Shortcuts are your friends when trying to make a website work well. Use their power in the Network Panel to show performance dragons and make sure your users have a smooth experience....

Steps to Use/Implement

Accessing Developer Tools: Enter the work area for making websites by right-clicking on your webpage, choosing “Inspect Element,” and going into the “Develop” list. You can also open the dev tools in safari by simply pressing option+command+c. Navigating Panels: Shortcuts are your special spells to move between different panels like Elements, Console, Network and Sources. Move smoothly through these areas like a skilled keyboard player. Inspecting Elements: Go to the core of your internet page using quick keys. Shine light on darkness with some easy button presses, looking carefully at different parts of the HTML like digital sleuth. Executing JavaScript: Use the Console Panel, your secret door to the world of JavaScript. Shortcuts let you cast spells (do commands) easily. They turn your computer screen into a magic potion of great code wonders. Monitoring Network Activity: In the Network Panel, shortcuts help you move through digital traffic. Follow requests, look at answers and make your computer run better with just a press of the keyboard....

Real Life Application

Picture a developer trying to solve the puzzle of an annoying layout problem on a website. Our programmer turns into a digital Sherlock with the help of shortcuts. Shortcuts help check parts of the webpage, move through it and change looks quickly. This helps solve problems. Pictures or small moving pictures show how shortcuts are used step-by-step. This is very helpful in figuring things out practically....