Well, most of the time we're working in Dart/Flutter. I admit that a debugger seems useful for race conditions on the back end. However, when I do systems progr

Well, most of the time we're working in Dart/Flutter. I admit that a debugger seems useful for race conditions on the back end. However, when I do systems programming in my free time in Rust or Haskell, I would try to prevent these issues which to my knowledge the languages should do by default unless you're using unsafe Rust or Haskell. So is a debugger in this case not just a bandaid? Perhaps this is why I've never needed a debugger: prevention is the best cure.