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Anyone know if there’s something like this in IntelliJ? https://twitter.com/dan_abramov/status/1255692247061929991?s=21
basically looks like tap>
or just log/spy
?
neither are exactly the same, but can be used with similar purpose
interesting though, I'd not seen that before in the chrome devtools
there's no source code modification at all though. no accidental commits or commit hooks needed
good point
If you’re working with Clojure rather than CLJS you can use the debugger for this - set a breakpoint, set it to not suspend but instead to evaluate and print an expression.
Sometimes the suspend is annoying when working in a list and having everything be printed is way nicer.