For me a debugger is a most vital tool. How else would one be able to exactly see what's happening. I for example start with my unit tests, debug these very test runs and code along. Together with colleagues each party brings in some ideas of what to do next or what else to try, where to put break points etc. Personally, I cannot imagine working without one, as I need to see the action in 85% of the cases. For the others looking at it, knowing it, applying it can be enough.
I don't think, I've met many who are very passionate or even all too collaborative about "debugging". Few seem to even talk about it. Always glad to bump into those who feel more passionately about it!
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For me a debugger is a most vital tool. How else would one be able to exactly see what's happening. I for example start with my unit tests, debug these very test runs and code along. Together with colleagues each party brings in some ideas of what to do next or what else to try, where to put break points etc. Personally, I cannot imagine working without one, as I need to see the action in 85% of the cases. For the others looking at it, knowing it, applying it can be enough.
I don't think, I've met many who are very passionate or even all too collaborative about "debugging". Few seem to even talk about it. Always glad to bump into those who feel more passionately about it!