Does it have an inline context aware repl? It saves me the trouble of putting the breakpoint, running the request again, and removing the breakpoint. > You eve

Does it have an inline context aware repl? It saves me the trouble of putting the breakpoint, running the request again, and removing the breakpoint. > You even have a complete analysis for each request, that you can open with one click: Do I get the queries generated for the request and time it took for them? And the time it took for the templates to be rendered? Werkzeug debugger and flask-debug-toolbar are my baseline for debugging toolbars. They don't try to be everything and give me everything I need. > You guys would be amazed if you tried frameworks like Symfony (instead of discarding PHP for not being beautiful or whatever) Helpful exception logs and inline repls are one of n things to take into consideration. This alone isn't going to buy any converts. At the end of day, they are convenience tools. It's not like I can't debug code or profile db requests without them. If I can get an inline context aware repl, superb. If not, good old breakpoints are mighty fine.