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Author: Utpal Chakraborty
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Before web development was popular and most applications were stand alone programs debugging strategies depended a lot on how and where these were being developed. When developing in C/C++ printf(...) was a favorite debugging tool on both UNIX and DOS environments for programmers. That changed when Integrated Development Environments - IDEs - like Borland's (now Inprise) Turbo C++ and Microsoft's Visual Studio came along. These allowed stepping through code and watching local and global variables in a GUI as each line of code was executed. Suddenly, debugging was much more efficient. All that changed once again with the web-programming model..
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