Information Technology & Services - New York, New York, United States
Currently, developers use console.log to print and log data to see what a specified variable contains. Because a console.log can print only one data per invocation, several, if not numerous, commenting and uncommenting console.logs take place to trace specific states in a given context. In smaller applications, repeating these steps don't require a lot of work, however, the case is not the same if the application is large and complex.We built DEVision.js as an improved console.log replacement. It allows the developer to decide, at runtime, what will be logged based both on priority level and user-defined scope with the ability to track/snapshot variable values and test them. DEVision.js is also designed to display data via it's "slim" HTML/CSS viewer that is browser and platform independent.