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With the current Chrome browser we can make use of Logpoints in devtools. It works the same way as console.log for the front end. developers.google.com/web/updates/...
Cool and interesting, but arguably more work than adding a console.log line in your source, and a big limitation is it won't work (or maybe it will?) with transpiled/bundled code (Babel, Webpack) ... ?
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With the current Chrome browser we can make use of Logpoints in devtools. It works the same way as console.log for the front end.
developers.google.com/web/updates/...
Cool and interesting, but arguably more work than adding a console.log line in your source, and a big limitation is it won't work (or maybe it will?) with transpiled/bundled code (Babel, Webpack) ... ?