I had a good long while where I made the debugger my habit & used it well. I have fallen off the path. Part of the problem is I often am looking at interaction

I had a good long while where I made the debugger my habit & used it well. I have fallen off the path. Part of the problem is I often am looking at interactions across systems, so just having a bunch of logs is helpful. Versus having a bunch of debuggers open. Learning the logs also helps me get better at debugging prod: using what's available. But I also add in a bunch of random `console.logs()` too. I'm looking forward to tracing becoming a more regularly used tool. Being able to see a timeline, across services, is hugely powerful. I hope some-day we design languages that either integrate tracing, or, ascending into high-fantasy, languages where the runtime itself starts to be powered by tracing-like structures, where the tracing also serves like event-sourcing for your galaxy. Innovating on language capabilities, rather than just ever-struggling with language syntax & capabilities & types, feels vastly under-explored.