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FWIW, I feel like I he this kind of productivity with server-side rendered ASP.NET Core web apps. Something that is great about .NET is the available tooling -
by GordonS 7y ago
FWIW, I feel like I he this kind of productivity with server-side rendered ASP.NET Core web apps.
Something that is great about .NET is the available tooling - the debuggers in both Visual Studio and Rider are amazing, and it's difficult to imagine living without them.
AFAIK, you're relegated to rather primitive "println debugging" with Elixir - has this been an issue for you in practice?
- OvermindDL1 7y ago> AFAIK, you're relegated to rather primitive "println debugging" with Elixir - has this been an issue for you in practice? Not at all. The traditional BEAM way of debugging is the tracing modules. For little things an `IEx.pry()` is often good enough though.
- GordonS 7y ago> The traditional BEAM way of debugging is the tracing modules Excuse my ignorance, but by "tracing modules", do you mean "println debugging"? I had a quick look at IEx.pry(), which at a glace I think gives you a repl at a given breakpoint? It looks like it also requires you to instrument your code with breakpoints, which TBH feels a bit ugly (but could presumably be solved with the right IDE)