I use a lot of Golang. I write a logf() and a recoverFrom() function that only has a body in debug builds. Then I pepper the code that I want to debug with pani

I use a lot of Golang. I write a logf() and a recoverFrom() function that only has a body in debug builds. Then I pepper the code that I want to debug with panic()s and logf()s. After it's done, it goes into a test file. I also output my code to .dot format to visualize the flow of data quite a bit. This is extremely useful in statemachine like stuff - I basically can create animated gifs (well, not really, it's more of me pressing right on my image viewer) to watch how my programs execute. Why not Delve? I do actually use Delve. Just not as much as logf()s and panic()s. Hmm.. in retrospect, I also dump a lot of data (neural network weights for example) into csv for debugging