> in development environments you would be foolish not to use the (vastly superior) tooling available. I don't know. Learning and using a debugger adds an addi

> in development environments you would be foolish not to use the (vastly superior) tooling available. I don't know. Learning and using a debugger adds an additional layer of cognitive load. Instead of thinking about the bug, you're thinking about using the debugger and trying to think about the bug. I have found their value to be limited with the code I normally write.