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Sometimes you don’t need powerful debugging.
You just need to know:
Did the code reach here or not?
Laravel devs know the feeling. 😉

Prince Kumar

A humorous take on debugging practices highlighting the common approach of using simple print statements or logging to verify code execution flow, rather than relying on sophisticated debugging tools. The post specifically resonates with Laravel developers who frequently use dd() (dump and die) for quick debugging.

Real developers debug like this

printf(“%s:%d\n”, __FILE__, __LINE__);
In c, or c++ and you dont need to search anymore for the text or come up with a different word

just been using DD to debug in my entire career.

I have organically been dd’ing ‘here’ for sometime lol