As others said, console.log has some solid advantages over the debugger. The top one is that it gives you insight into code execution without interfering with timeouts and the execution timing in general. These things matter a lot in asynchronous world. Saying "stop using ..." is misleading.
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As others said, console.log has some solid advantages over the debugger. The top one is that it gives you insight into code execution without interfering with timeouts and the execution timing in general. These things matter a lot in asynchronous world. Saying "stop using ..." is misleading.