At 15:09 2014-03-26, Richard Kaye <[email protected]> wrote:
I can't say I've had those kinds of stability issue with the debugger itself. You do have to be aware of datasession changes, etc. and sometimes it seems to hang on to breakpoints but it's an otherwise invaluable tool. I watch the web devs in my shop and wonder how they can ever figure out how to effectively troubleshoot stuff... That's a nightmare, imho. :-)
I did a bit of Web dev for a possible project, and yes, I most definitely agree with you on that.
Make an error, and your page might not execute much or at all. Miss a brace for real fun. I took to removing swaths of code with Ctrl-X to find the error point. Working now? Add back the swath, cut out another chunk, and try again.
Then, there was the time when I accidentally used VFP's "&&" for some JavaScript comments instead of the correct "//". When I found my error, it was a hand-to-forehead moment.
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