Are you debugging a production setup? Because you can definitely setup an environment to debug using source maps. I program in TypeScript, I debug in TypeScript (using source maps). My typical build includes packaging, tree shaking, and minifying. There is no way to debug that without maps.
And in any case, you can get source mapped stack traces regardless of the environment by using the sourcemap-support package. It's very handy but less relevant these days (as source maps are supported pretty much every where now.)
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Are you debugging a production setup? Because you can definitely setup an environment to debug using source maps. I program in TypeScript, I debug in TypeScript (using source maps). My typical build includes packaging, tree shaking, and minifying. There is no way to debug that without maps.
And in any case, you can get source mapped stack traces regardless of the environment by using the sourcemap-support package. It's very handy but less relevant these days (as source maps are supported pretty much every where now.)