What’s Next

You picked up an amazing amount of useful information in this chapter. The best programmers are all creative problem solvers. Debugging code is a big part of solving problems. Look back at this chapter from time to time to remind yourself how to do some of this.

You have now seen how to use the code editor’s warning and error indicators to troubleshoot code. You’ve also learned how to use the JavaScript console to see and fix errors that the editor can’t find. And don’t underestimate the power of console.log()—it can be a huge help. You now know some of the most common 3D programming mistakes that you might make. And if things go really, REALLY wrong, you can recover from a frozen browser.

Now that we know how to make ...

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