:) Some time ago I did more Java and used Eclipse heavily and its debugger was really nice, so I share your opinion that you get nice features. However if you

:) Some time ago I did more Java and used Eclipse heavily and its debugger was really nice, so I share your opinion that you get nice features. However if you are working on a project (at least that has been my experience so far) that does a lot of multiprocessing (let's say a web service with a processing scheduler in the background calling into processes implemented by different languages) and you may have bugs on several layers using different programming languages, I like the fact that I can use the same concept for all of them and write some custom "debug.log" that I can later analyze (obviously good logging in the first place can help a lot). But I may check them again: Do modern debuggers work across languages (assuming available source), let's say web-request -> Python -> FFI -> C++? Previously such scenarios have been non-trivial to debug (although there are some pretty advanced multithreaded code analyzers now), but maybe it has changed for the better.