After introducing angular.min.js into my project, I encountered a problem.
http://localhost:8000/AngularProject/angular.min.js.map 404 (Not Found) angular.min.js.map:1
Upon further investigation, I discovered that including angular.min.js.map resolved the "404 (Not Found)" issue. Further explanation led me to realize the purpose of "angular.min.js.map": it is added to convert minified code into its original form for debugging purposes.
However, isn't the main reason for using the minified file to save space and improve application performance? It seems counterintuitive to have to include angular.min.js.map alongside angular.min.js. Wouldn't it be easier to just use angular.js instead of managing two files (angular.min.js, angular.min.js.map)? What is the benefit of having a minified version of angular.js?