Oh, of course, Ststem.out.println and chase the shit out of the bug like crazy ;)
True story tho: rather than adding breakpoint everywhere, I’m more towards to analyzing the business logic and identify the expected/unexpected results, unfortunately with a brutal print.
I developed this habit when working on a few production projects and live-debugging through the pages of logs.
In production, there is no debugger or any intuitive tools (not usually), but just layers of logs to dig into.
I practice my production debugging habit in daily coding task. It’s not as effective as utilizing a debugger, but it keeps my brain running ;)
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Oh, of course, Ststem.out.println and chase the shit out of the bug like crazy ;)
True story tho: rather than adding breakpoint everywhere, I’m more towards to analyzing the business logic and identify the expected/unexpected results, unfortunately with a brutal print.
I developed this habit when working on a few production projects and live-debugging through the pages of logs.
In production, there is no debugger or any intuitive tools (not usually), but just layers of logs to dig into.
I practice my production debugging habit in daily coding task. It’s not as effective as utilizing a debugger, but it keeps my brain running ;)