Ah... Javascript. I'd like to say that Javascript and I have a love/hate relationship, but realistically I love it and it just doesn't love me.
So...
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We basically write
console.clear();at the top of every CodePen. We get a lot of use out of that one! When 'objects' and 'methods' finally clicked back when, realizing there were so many console.log messages was like finding a magic lamp!!! : ).info()used to have a nice blue style - but might have gone away....console.clear()is a great one, should've included that guy! I've never actually usedconsole.info()and heard it was literally the same asconsole.log(), but if it's nice and blue I've gotta check it out. Thanks!There's the color options too!
We use these for little hidden messages for sneaky developers... ; )
When I was debugging others' code, I really hope there is some kind of console.exit(), so no more following output to mess up with me.
Do you mean something like
console.clear()?console.clear();
console.log(myStaff);
console.noMore();
Something like noMore(), because you can imagine, several console.log() could happen after my part.
Ah I get you!
console.group()could help you here - you could group all the ones that you like and ignore the othersWow, I tried console.group(). Yummy!
I guess I will put a console.group() after my code from now on.
Thanks for the tip!
Great article !, console rules!!
I like console.time and console.timeEnd, it gives you a very simple and powerful interface to do some kind of benchmark.
Also, in general, I use console rather than some debugging tool because of the javascript non blocking nature
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.
Great, Thank You 🙏🏻
#6 (on chromium anyway)
Open console settings and choose "Selected contexts only".
Excellent post especially about how to use console.table() I 'm never know about it before.. many thanks to you
Interesting ! Thanks for the effort