I know (and knew) that there is a node.js debugger, but there are still cases where inserting a console.log statement is the quickest and most practical way to know what's going on. So in my opinion the title of your article should rather be "Stop using console.log ONLY" :-)
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I know (and knew) that there is a node.js debugger, but there are still cases where inserting a
console.logstatement is the quickest and most practical way to know what's going on. So in my opinion the title of your article should rather be "Stop using console.log ONLY" :-)Done! Fixed :)
Champ! :-)