@chris-devz.bsky.social
It automatically starts debugging at a specific line, similar to setting a breakpoint but without manual clicking.
Useful for those getting back into frontend after focusing on backend.
Though I like using the console.log most of the time.
Useful for those getting back into frontend after focusing on backend.
Though I like using the console.log most of the time.
January 7, 2025 at 6:48 AM
It automatically starts debugging at a specific line, similar to setting a breakpoint but without manual clicking.
Useful for those getting back into frontend after focusing on backend.
Though I like using the console.log most of the time.
Useful for those getting back into frontend after focusing on backend.
Though I like using the console.log most of the time.