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Dev tools · December 7, 2023

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Recompyle – A JavaScript developer-friendly console / debugger

Hi HN, I'm Damien, the solo founder of Recompyle. Self-funded. As a JavaScript developer, I have been annoyed by the console.log not being practical enough, and the debugger being 'too slow'. So I made Recompyle to fix that. It's kind of a mix of the console and the debugger. Plus, some file parsing to automatically log the start of the functions of the files you are working on.

Recompyle – A JavaScript developer-friendly console / debugger launched on December 7, 2023 with 58 votes, #716 of 3,780 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.

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Recompyle is a JavaScript debugging tool that combines console and debugger functionality for developers who find console.log impractical and traditional debuggers slow. It includes automatic file parsing that logs the start of functions in files being worked on, offering a middle ground between basic logging and full debugging workflows.

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