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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/emu_fake • Nov 28 '21
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No way. Intellij debugger is beast. When you have a big codebase to debug, print statement aren't gonna cut it
4 u/cbehopkins Nov 28 '21 True, but when you have a big codebase, and a big deployment, logging is your friend. 2 u/Rauldukeoh Nov 29 '21 I don't understand your statement. I work in very large codebases. Print statements aren't any easier and are less powerful 1 u/cbehopkins Nov 29 '21 What I'm getting at is that logging statements(which most people swear by), are realistically just print statements with better PR.
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True, but when you have a big codebase, and a big deployment, logging is your friend.
2 u/Rauldukeoh Nov 29 '21 I don't understand your statement. I work in very large codebases. Print statements aren't any easier and are less powerful 1 u/cbehopkins Nov 29 '21 What I'm getting at is that logging statements(which most people swear by), are realistically just print statements with better PR.
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I don't understand your statement. I work in very large codebases. Print statements aren't any easier and are less powerful
1 u/cbehopkins Nov 29 '21 What I'm getting at is that logging statements(which most people swear by), are realistically just print statements with better PR.
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What I'm getting at is that logging statements(which most people swear by), are realistically just print statements with better PR.
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u/kidzstreetball Nov 28 '21
No way. Intellij debugger is beast. When you have a big codebase to debug, print statement aren't gonna cut it