When the page is viewed in Chrome, the JS code have already been executed and produced HTML code?
Actually you can setup a breakpoint and then refresh the page, Chrome will remember the position of breakpoint and will break execution of JS at that point, so you could see how it is evaluating and what HTML is produced.
Chrome don't know where the sourcecode files are?
Chrome does know location of files when it downloads them.
But when you try to debug HG you will see huge files
homegenie.api.js and
homegenie.webapp.js instead of a number of smaller files located in
js/api and
js/app folders. This happens because when HG is concatenating these small js files.
But this is not a big problem, because you always can search for specific text (code) in DevTools and VS.
