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You don't have to "rely" on it just like you don't have the rely on `fmt.Println()` in golang for debugging. A language/runtime/framework gives you options and
by sdfhbdf 6y ago
You don't have to "rely" on it just like you don't have the rely on `fmt.Println()` in golang for debugging.
A language/runtime/framework gives you options and you pick your poison, browsers offer you step by step debuggers and REPL out of the box and I actually think it's awesome in terms of debugging, you can of course only use console.log(), and it's a good place to start. When you're ready to move on there are many more useful tabs in the browser devtools to debug with.
- paweladamczuk 6y agoWhat worries me is that, apparently, there are many people with a lot of web dev experience who haven't moved on. Why haven't they moved on? I don't understand it. I have yet to see a mid-level engineer using the same method when debugging C# code. Despite all that, I try to refrain from strong statements about technologies. Just throwing around ideas.