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This is a great question and I am curious as to how others do it as well. I primarily code in nodejs and usually I just add console logs to give me visibility, however I feel like this is primitive and time consuming.

I have played around with node-inspector, but I have found that it's awfully slow, particularly with really large arrays or objects. So I eventually just abandoned it. It seems like a good idea, and might be worth revisiting in the future.




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