Takipi – Java debugging reinvented
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Takipi – Java debugging reinvented
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Re: Takipi – Java debugging reinvented
#2This looks interesting, but the lack of any pricing information makes me nervous - am I missing it?
Re: Takipi – Java debugging reinvented
#3It looks like a really interesting approach for live debugging...
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#4What people sometimes fail to realize is that proper testing disciplines can mitigate practically all bugs in production. I haven't seriously used a debugger in 2 years, methinks. So giving developers "X-ray vision" to their servers in production, however innovative, is not a real solution.
Re: Takipi – Java debugging reinvented
#5This looks interesting, but the lack of any pricing information makes me nervous - am I missing it?
Takipi is in open beta, so it is currently free.
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#6Re: Takipi – Java debugging reinvented
#7What people sometimes fail to realize is that proper testing disciplines can mitigate practically all bugs in production. I haven't seriously used a debugger in 2 years, methinks. So giving developers "X-ray vision" to their servers in production, however innovative, is not a real solution.
Since even you admit testing does not eliminate all bugs, there are still cases when defects make it into production. Novel cases do happen, and some can be quite difficult to understand. I can see how this tool could be useful in those situations.
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#8What people sometimes fail to realize is that proper testing disciplines can mitigate practically all bugs in production. I haven't seriously used a debugger in 2 years, methinks. So giving developers "X-ray vision" to their servers in production, however innovative, is not a real solution.
Even if you were the team of mythical coders that foresees every possible corner case and is never under time pressure, you'll probably rely on millions of lines of code written by other organisations, that do contain bugs.
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#9Re: Takipi – Java debugging reinvented
#10How well would this handle Spring code (in full autowired, horrible stack trace glory)?