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I've written debuggers, and I still use console.log quite often. I would be pretty annoyed if I were silently judged on my choice of debugging tool.
by sehugg 8y ago
I've written debuggers, and I still use console.log quite often. I would be pretty annoyed if I were silently judged on my choice of debugging tool.
- giancarlostoro 8y agoThis right here, I use both. Sometimes I like to just "debug by writing code to get more information"
- 0xfeba 8y agoOk -- I suppose it's the only bad example I have encountered. To put it another way, if the candidate just starts changing completely unrelated stuff, and continues to after I say "that's not the issue, think about XYZ." That's a red flag.