Debugging
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A debug adapter for Neovim that enables debugging of Lua plugins and configuration files using the Debug Adapter Protocol.
A Scala library providing compile-time source code metadata like file, line, and name, similar to Python's __name__ or C++'s __LINE__.
A Swift library that formats AutoLayout error console logs into human-readable output for iOS/macOS debugging.
An in-page HTTP controller for frontend development to intercept, modify, and simulate API responses directly in the browser.
A NeoVim plugin for printf-style debugging that inserts debug statements with file, line, and variable info across 40+ languages.
A Ruby gem that generates example strings matching any given regular expression, including random examples.
A profiling tool for React Native that monitors and analyzes communication on the React Native Bridge.
A Rust logger with colored output configured via environment variables, built on top of env_logger.
A Rust crate providing generic extension methods for tapping, piping, and converting values in method chains.
An interactive console (REPL) for the Crystal programming language, similar to IRB for Ruby.
A non-intrusive Swift network profiler for debugging and monitoring iOS app requests and responses.
A collection of plugins that enhance Godot game development in JetBrains IDEs, providing GDScript and C# support.
A high-performance replacement memory manager for Delphi and C++ Builder applications with advanced debugging capabilities.
A Common Lisp development environment for Vim and Neovim with REPL integration, debugging, and IDE-like features.
An interactive command-line tool for analyzing and debugging Go goroutine dumps with filtering, deduplication, and diff capabilities.
A Go library that uses static and stack-trace analysis to pinpoint errors and speed up debugging.
A Ruby gem for debugging by tracking object method calls, traces, and state mutations with minimal code.
A command-line tool for analyzing Docker image layers to inspect file sizes and composition.
Check if an Electron app is running in development mode, with environment variable override support.
A Visual Studio Code extension providing comprehensive development support for Robot Operating System (ROS) 1 and ROS 2.
A multi-agent orchestration platform for Gemini CLI and Claude Code that coordinates 22 specialized AI agents for complex development tasks.
An all-in-one Go testing library providing monkey patching, stack tracing, and function trapping via IR rewriting.
A .NET utility that serializes C# objects to human-readable strings for debugging and logging.
A Qt Creator plugin that adds ROS-specific tools for managing Catkin workspaces, packages, and nodes within the IDE.
A Flame Graph profiler for Erlang that uses the erlang:trace/3 API to visualize call stacks.
A Go library for hot-reloading code without restarting servers, built on Go's plugin mechanism.
A replacement for the default macOS console application, which is broken since macOS 10.12 Sierra.
A pretty logger for Electron apps that displays renderer process logs in the terminal.
A Go package that prints HTTP client and server requests and responses in a human-readable, colorful terminal format.
Deprecated repository for the official Vulkan ICD loader and validation layers, now split into separate projects.
A debug web toolbar for Phoenix projects to display request information like logs, timings, and database queries.
A cross-browser console.log wrapper that ensures safe, structured logging even in legacy browsers without native console support.
A resizable and movable dock component for Redux DevTools monitors.
A Debug Adapter Protocol manager for Neovim that simplifies installing, configuring, and using debuggers.
A free ActionScript 3 library for fast 2D Flash game development, handling graphics, collision, input, and debugging.
A major Emacs mode for editing OCaml code with syntax highlighting, indentation, REPL integration, and debugger support.
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