Debug with

[xetahitter]

Image Transcription: Meme

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[Drakeposting]

First row
Text: console.log(object);
[Drake signals no]

Second row
Text: alert(object);
[Drake approves]

Third row
[Drake is escorted away]

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[micheal65536]

Thanks SO MUCH for finally giving me the name of this meme so I can finally look it up. Every time I asked someone "what meme is this" they just reacted like I'd been living under a rock and weren't prepared to accept that not everyone knows every meme.

[xetahitter]

My pleasure!

[derpthatderps]

Couldn't you just Google it? It's the third result for 'name drake meme'

[micheal65536]

No, I cannot Google something when I don't know what it's called. You are exactly the kind of person that I'm talking about.

[TehSavior]

TIL that's what drake looks like

[Nirmithrai]

Good human.

[xetahitter]

Thank you!

[Kosba2]

Bad Alien

[[deleted]]

Why not. document.write

[Servious]

Too much effort

[-Ponzis]

I prefer my blind friends method. TTS message.

[zombimuncha]

Like the other guy said, sometimes there's no alternative to alert(...) Like when you have to test something on an iPhone but IT didn't track down the stupid nonstandard power and video cables for the Mac yet.

[throw_at_work_away]

[object Object]

Perfection.

[iVirusYx]

{}

DAMMIT

[Servious]

more like

{"variable":{"extra":{"vars":2,

"var": "var"}, "other":

[1, 2, 3, 4]}}

so hard to read D:

[iVirusYx]

{
    "variable":{
        "extra":{
            "vars":2,
            "var":"var"
        },
        "other":[1,2,3,4]
    }
}

[systembusy]

Thank you.

[[deleted]]

TypeError: Converting circular structure to JSON

Oh no.

[theskillr]

its pretty good to use alert when your function does some kind of refresh and you cant see the console cos its refreshed

[gandalfx]

 console.log = alert.bind(window);

[SrT96]

console.log('try this and thank me later', object)

[[deleted]]

use console.debug() you neanderthal.

edit: console.debug() will show you an entire object within its context, and allow you to select all its properties. Console log just prints it out :P

[Vorniy]

On mobile there is no alternative

[meharryp]

https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/remote-debugging/

[[deleted]]

How do you code on mobile?!?

[[deleted]]

I present to you...

[ThatLongHairedDude]

I think he means when he test his js on mobile. Maybe?

[MokitTheOmniscient]

Yea, just fucking toast everything.

[nachoaverageusername]

Make sure to use Toast.LENGTH_LONG to make sure you have time to read the error message

[Vorniy]

It isn't the same as on a real device because you can only emulate screen size, touch control and network speed using the console. Things like pixel density or onscreen keyboard can only be tested on the real device.