When your senior dev reveals his entire debugging strategy is just sprinkling console.log() statements everywhere like confetti at a party. No breakpoints, no step-through debugging, no fancy DevTools—just good old-fashioned print debugging. And honestly? It works. The JavaScript ecosystem has basically normalized this to the point where half of production bugs are probably caught by someone forgetting to remove their console.log("wtf is happening here") before deployment. Meanwhile, developers from other languages are out here with their sophisticated debuggers and IDE integrations, and we're just... logging everything to the console like it's 1995. The best part? Every JS dev reading this is feeling personally attacked because they literally did this yesterday.
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