console.log("debug");
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console.log("debug1");
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console.log("debug2");
- The only way. Try to change my mind

This is the way

Or for the back end devs...

<?php echo '<script>console.log("debug");</script>'; ?>

@HiFiWiFiSciFi omfg I love that haha

"debugger;" + F12 ❤️

unless the app you're working on already has like 10 console.debug-s per second, and you're working on a part that's sending notifications into chat window, so you can do chatWindow.sendMessage (or whatever it's called in your app) instead, to actually be able to notice those messages.

Many ways to rome but this is one:
```
let nr = 1

console.info(nr++)
console.info('waaa')
console.info(nr++)
```
Or even better:
```
class Logger {
_nr = 0
_loggerName = 'default'
constructor(name){
this._loggerName = name

}
warn(){
console.warn(this._loggerName, this._nr++, arguments)
}
info(){
console.info(this._loggerName, this._nr++, arguments)
}
}

const z = new Logger('My Z Loggerr!!')
z.warn('It','is','incrementing and shows the logger name')
z.info('It','is','incrementing and shows the logger name')
```
Bit python style

Edit: how to show proper code indenting around here? Wasn't there a bot for that?

Browser debuggers are still crap in many situations. My webpack creates several different versions of each file, sometimes in the wrong directories

Vs code debugger for chrome is love

You do know that Chrome supports break points, right?
Tho I also think that this is the way. 🙃

@ostream Vue

Currently, brain transplant is not possible
Sorry for PJ

@retoor yes its called @highlight

@Folkmann Haha, the moment i realize i need breakpoints to figure out the issue - i realize that probably my code is too fucked already.

On topic: it is for me the way as well.

Off topic: it's a shame that i learned console.table so late. It's catshit awesome!

Console.log(1)...

Or use a good IDE and just put a breakpoint....

@ostream Well you can run bare feet, but it’s more comfortable with shoes.
100mo ? my IDE eats around 1.5 GB of RAM (For big projects) and still it’s faster to put a breakpoint than try do debug with console.log 😊