Salesforce Console Developer Guide

Salesforce Console Developer Guide
How are the Classic and Lightning APIs Different?
Lightning Experience API
Get to Know the Lightning Console
Get to Know the Utility Bar
Lightning Console JavaScript API Syntax
Using Background Utility Items
Using Pop-Out Utilities
Using Events in Lightning Console Apps
Using Page Context in the Utility Bar API
Using Page References to Open Console Workspace Tabs and Subtabs
Debugging
Methods for Lightning Experience
Events for Lightning Experience
Salesforce Classic API
Other Resources
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Debugging

Use your browser’s console and JavaScript error messages generated within Salesforce to debug Lightning pages built with the Lightning Console JavaScript API. The methods in the Lightning Console JavaScript APIs are asynchronous and return their results using promises.

To print messages to your browser’s console, use console.log() in your component controller code.

Salesforce also displays JavaScript errors at runtime, which provide the stack trace when there’s a bug.