I am developing a server-side app that cannot run in the browser, and therefore I cannot debug with DevTools.

If I want to debug an object I need to print the object to shell using

JSON.stringify OR require('util') .inspect
These work okay but it's not anywhere near as good as a browser's DevTools.

So, I am wondering, is there a better way to debug objects? Is there some sort of DevTools like shell...

This is just a rant, but I love C++, and its such a massive and influential language, but why is it that while most other major programming languages have nice, convenient built in libraries for things like parsing a datetime string, or printing a datetime as a string (even C has strftime and related functions), with the STL we have to wait until C++20 before anybody even considers adding date and time functionality to chrono (and who knows if that...

Hello Der,

I'm trying to make a ECS in c++ and started exploring the existing material a little, going down the rabbit hole I ended up finding out about special allocators.

I think I get the theory behind the allocators, and have seen multiple (around 5) videos from cpp con and one from code::dive 2018 about allocators, and I do get that using allocators<type name> is bad and that you should use std::pmr::datat ype<typename,...