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[Guide] Update tutorial - Debugging JavaScript with Browser Devtools
See original GitHub issueFCC update code editor from CodeMirror to Monaco Editor, document need to be updated.
Edit by @raisedadead:
These files need to be updated:
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To confirm, @cc189 & @raisedadead, you’re suggesting to change all references of CodeMirror to Monaco Editor in this guide (should it point to https://microsoft.github.io/monaco-editor/)? Assuming this should be done in all translations. I can go ahead and make this change once this is confirmed.
Sounds good @rituteb