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when you write async JS code the debugger essentially adds no value over printing
by bippihippi1 2y ago
when you write async JS code the debugger essentially adds no value over printing
- flohofwoe 2y agoNot in my experience, async JS/TS code is perfectly fine debuggable (at least with setting a breakpoint here and there).
- bippihippi1 2y agothe callstacks are hard to read and watching variables across context boundaries is difficult. yea you can pause the program with the debugger, but doing so doesn't give much of a picture of how the program is functioning. I've found seeing the prints from all the 'threads' gives a better sense of what's happening