This feels like an instance of "worse is better". It works well enough, it is easy to start, it is robust, and it is naturally integrated into your workflow (wh

This feels like an instance of "worse is better". It works well enough, it is easy to start, it is robust, and it is naturally integrated into your workflow (which is, run the code you wrote.) Debuggers are like a perfectionist approach, and still lacks things like timeline-like view that the articles mentions.