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Expand Up @@ -120,6 +120,10 @@ in order not to disturb your teammates, in a separate `.sbt` file (say,

This will enable the fastOpt stage by default when launching sbt.

**Source maps in Node.js**: To get your stack traces resolved on Node.js, you will have to install the `source-map-support` package.

npm install source-map-support

## <a name="integrating-html"></a> Step 2: Integrating with HTML

Now that we have a simple JavaScript application, we would like to use it in an HTML page. To do this, we need two steps:
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