Y U NO console.trace()? :)
console.trace()
It's something I use a lot when trying to figure out an unfamiliar codebase and where stuff is called from without having to faff with breakpoints.
Hahaha sorry Peter! I’ve never used console.trace() myself so I didn’t want to recommend it, but that sounds awesome. I’ll look into it!
Don't say sorry, you promised 5 cool things and you delivered 5 cool things, mission accomplished.
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Y U NO
console.trace()? :)It's something I use a lot when trying to figure out an unfamiliar codebase and where stuff is called from without having to faff with breakpoints.
Hahaha sorry Peter! I’ve never used console.trace() myself so I didn’t want to recommend it, but that sounds awesome. I’ll look into it!
Don't say sorry, you promised 5 cool things and you delivered 5 cool things, mission accomplished.