I use console.log() all the time, I don't plan to stop, and I leave it in server side production code when I use firebase.
I think going out of the way to through a debugger is pretty much admitting you don't really know what you're doing and just need to official about it.
I admit I'm probably wrong about of all this, but throwing my variables into console.log({}) and converting them to an object with the vars name on the fly is just too addictive.
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I use console.log() all the time, I don't plan to stop, and I leave it in server side production code when I use firebase.
I think going out of the way to through a debugger is pretty much admitting you don't really know what you're doing and just need to official about it.
I admit I'm probably wrong about of all this, but throwing my variables into console.log({}) and converting them to an object with the vars name on the fly is just too addictive.