I concur on 1. I feel like this could be extended to every debug tool I’ve worked with, sadly. It’s hard to beat console.log (and associated methods) in JS or e

I concur on 1. I feel like this could be extended to every debug tool I’ve worked with, sadly. It’s hard to beat console.log (and associated methods) in JS or error_log and tail -f in PHP. The debugging tools always seem to add just enough overhead to not be worth the trouble in most cases. Yet there’s always someone writing a new article about how anyone who’s not using one is stuck in the dark ages for the clicks.