NiM BrakeCODE + NiM Alert Feature Gazing into multiple monitors each day and in turn multiple tabs of multiple windows of said multiple monitors (I'm back down to 4 now)... I wanted a way to quickly identify when my builds were finishing without obviously going back to the browser tab where I had GitHub opened... and
javascript Node.js Governance Similar to Parler Elimination by Big Tech? TL;DR A Project (my project in fact)... NiM which has been linked from Nodejs.org's site for years, was removed because of (in my opinion) nepotism toward corporations, and a governance model which is currently operating on an uneven playing field. I should add that my intent is in
ux More than "UX sugar" Node.js V8 --inspector Manager (NiM) "adds some nice UX sugar on top"... of Node.js debugging. That's for sure. However now that the DevTools team has built in a solution for the UUID problem, some have disparaged NiM, out of what I would call ignorance of the capabilities of
node.js Featured Absolute Simplest Node.js Debugging - VSCode/DevTools In my opinion, debugging Node.js (Node) code hasn't ever been that big of a pain point, largely because of the excellent debugger baked into Node, which has been the case for at least as long as I've been involved with writing software in Node. Python for me is an
devtools DevTools Missing Page File Tree So oddly the DevTools versions of late have been missing the source file tree normally found on the left hand side of the debugger under Sources > Page: Debugging seems to work fine and if you click on the menu icon to open the file manually, it works. But why is
NiM NiM Custom DevTools URLs Sometimes Chrome introduces a breaking change that affects Node.js developer debugging. NiM provides a solution via a custom DevTools version setting, providing mix and match DevTools/Browser options.
javascript NIM (Node Inspection Monitor) What is it? A Chrome Extension that monitors the integrated Node V8 inspector and automates the management of Chrome DevTools during development using Node.js. Excerpts taken from various online forums: Is there a way to get chrome-devtools (--inspect) to automatically detach from a process that has ended?[1] How
