... ones you want to mock. This also explains why it is a bad practice to put raw low level services like $http directly inside your controllers or any complicated business logic units. By wrapping those low level outside communication services into smaller dedicated services, you make it much easier t...

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...re, BugTrap doesn't require PDB files on user computers. Instead, it saves raw function addresses to the log: So, the end user doesn't have any clue what's behind these hexadecimal numbers. CrashExplorer reverts back all functions names and line numbers based on the PDB/MAP file and addresses in...

...re, BugTrap doesn't require PDB files on user computers. Instead, it saves raw function addresses to the log: So, the end user doesn't have any clue what's behind these hexadecimal numbers. CrashExplorer reverts back all functions names and line numbers based on the PDB/MAP file and addresses in...

...re, BugTrap doesn't require PDB files on user computers. Instead, it saves raw function addresses to the log: So, the end user doesn't have any clue what's behind these hexadecimal numbers. CrashExplorer reverts back all functions names and line numbers based on the PDB/MAP file and addresses in...

...re, BugTrap doesn't require PDB files on user computers. Instead, it saves raw function addresses to the log: So, the end user doesn't have any clue what's behind these hexadecimal numbers. CrashExplorer reverts back all functions names and line numbers based on the PDB/MAP file and addresses in...

...re, BugTrap doesn't require PDB files on user computers. Instead, it saves raw function addresses to the log: So, the end user doesn't have any clue what's behind these hexadecimal numbers. CrashExplorer reverts back all functions names and line numbers based on the PDB/MAP file and addresses in...

...re, BugTrap doesn't require PDB files on user computers. Instead, it saves raw function addresses to the log: So, the end user doesn't have any clue what's behind these hexadecimal numbers. CrashExplorer reverts back all functions names and line numbers based on the PDB/MAP file and addresses in...

...re, BugTrap doesn't require PDB files on user computers. Instead, it saves raw function addresses to the log: So, the end user doesn't have any clue what's behind these hexadecimal numbers. CrashExplorer reverts back all functions names and line numbers based on the PDB/MAP file and addresses in...

...re, BugTrap doesn't require PDB files on user computers. Instead, it saves raw function addresses to the log: So, the end user doesn't have any clue what's behind these hexadecimal numbers. CrashExplorer reverts back all functions names and line numbers based on the PDB/MAP file and addresses in...