Angularjs seems to throw meaningless errors

Question

I keep get error logs like this in the console:

ReferenceError {}      angular.min.js:60
  (anonymous function) angular.min.js:60
  (anonymous function) angular.min.js:51
  (anonymous function) angular.min.js:88
  m                    angular.min.js:6
  e.$broadcast         angular.min.js:88
  (anonymous function) angular.min.js:80
  i                    angular.min.js:76
  i                    angular.min.js:76
  (anonymous function) angular.min.js:76
  e.$eval              angular.min.js:86
  e.$digest            angular.min.js:84
  e.$apply             angular.min.js:86
  e                    angular.min.js:92
  o                    angular.min.js:95
  q.onreadystatechange angular.min.js:96

I can usually debug it myself, but these stack traces are awfully meaningless.. am I doning somthing wrong or is this just the way it is?

Answer 1

i quote the trace provider :

ReferenceError {}      angular.min.js:60
  (anonymous function) angular.min.js:60
  (anonymous function) angular.min.js:51
  (anonymous function) angular.min.js:88

a few things , your error seems related to $http or $resource and AJAX. if you are using anonymous callbacks, name them

for instance :

$http.get("/blop")
  .success(function _successGet(){})
  .error(function _errorGet(){})

that way , you'll have some clues about the stack trace. instead of (anonymous function) you'll get a ref to _successGet or _errorGet.