Further tip: You can use conditional breakpoints to add logging to code without modifying it. Just use `console.log(foo) && false` as your conditional breakpoint expression :)
Tip: Right-click the "gutter" (never could figure out a good name for this) to add a conditional breakpoint to a line of code. The breakpoint only triggers when the expression that you enter evaluates to true before that line is executed.pic.twitter.com/NryBB4Nix3
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You don’t even need the “&& false” since console.log returns undefined!
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And every single time i find myself wondering why it’s not working just to discover I typed a single equal making it an assignment instead of an evaluation
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This is actually awesome
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We like to call those watch points.
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i think the gutter is the white space between columns... i've always called that the line number column. codemirror, for instance, does have a gutter there, but chrome doesn't
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Awesome feature
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I too was wondering about the "gutter" nomenclature. What about "shoulder"? "edge"? though the latter would be... interesting
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