A free tool to visualize the output of array operations Provide an array, write code inside map/reduce/filter blocks & see the results live in the adjacent column. It simplifies writing blocks of code & debugging chained operations
A free tool to visualize the output of array operations
A free tool to visualize the output of array operations Provide an array, write code inside map/reduce/filter blocks & see the results live in the adjacent column. It simplifies writing blocks of code & debugging chained operations
Hey PH, A few days back while I was working I wrote a long block of code that made use of map, reduce & filter. Without testing I finished the code assuming it's gonna work but it broke. I had to console.log every operation to debug it. It was a minor issue, but I spent more time debugging it as I had to convert every shorthand arrow function to a normal function, log it, and revert back to shorthand after fixing it. I couldn’t find a tool that matched my needs. So I just thought of making it. ‘
So handy that it allows to chain operations. Well done, @ml318097!
Such a handy tool. Thanks for building this and making it free.
Great idea for a dev tool -- wish I had this for some of my past projects :')
Interesting dev tool. Congrats on the launch and all the best.
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