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Update debugging.md to include use of Chrome's extension #321
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I have created a small demo app, for testing debugging with the Rust+ Maybe this could be interesting for the docs too, in one way or another? |
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Summary
Currently is is very hard to find good guidance on how to get source level debugging of Rust in WASM.
It is however possible (I got it working), and I'd like it to be easier to discover how to do it.
Since this page was one of the places I found when searching for answers, I figured it should be updated to include the approach I discovered.