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At my job, we do Java, and it would be wonderful to have something like this. I litter System.err.println around the code then run it so I can better understan
by hibbelig 5y ago
At my job, we do Java, and it would be wonderful to have something like this. I litter System.err.println around the code then run it so I can better understand the behavior, so the idea of doing the equivalent in a recording would be awesome! I don't know how my colleagues manage with a regular debugger, it's like looking through a pinhole, you only see a tiny part of reality.
- peheje 5y agoTry to use the debugger, learn breakpoints and watches. Unsure what IDE you use, but if you use Intellij, this will get you started very quickly. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAWnIP1S6UA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAWnIP1S6UA
- hibbelig 5y agoVery interesting. I can change a breakpoint to not break, but log, instead. This should be quite interesting. Also the option to "go back in time" by dropping a frame from the callstack is very useful. This way, it's possible to go over some part of the execution again without having to restart the whole application.
- greglaw99 5y agoHere you go - https://undo.io/java https://undo.io/java Please excuse shameless plug :-)