🚀 I released Lookman v2.0 this weekend!
🚀 I released Lookman v2.0 this weekend! If you’ve ever debugged a React app, you know the drill: setState() fires. Then you add console.log() everywhere… and still ask: What changed? Where did it change? Why did this render again? Did that async call fail or just take too long? That’s why I built Lookman — a smarter debugging toolkit for JavaScript developers. 🔍 Track value changes This weekend, I released v2.0 with improvements to make debugging easier and more informative. And the best part:
🚀 I released Lookman v2.0 this weekend!
If you’ve ever debugged a React app, you know the drill:
setState() fires.
The UI re-renders.
Something breaks.
Then you add console.log() everywhere… and still ask:
What changed?
Where did it change?
Why did this render again?
Did that async call fail or just take too long?
That’s why I built Lookman — a smarter debugging toolkit for JavaScript developers.
🔍 Track value changes
⚡ Detect object mutations
⏱️ Debug async operations with timing
🔄 Count renders, handlers & effects
This weekend, I released v2.0 with improvements to make debugging easier and more informative.
And the best part: Lookman is open source. 🧑💻
Anyone can explore the code, open issues, suggest features, or contribute.
📦 npm install lookman
⭐ GitHub: https://github.com/gurjotsaini53/lookman
📦 NPM: https://www.npmjs.com/package/lookman
If you're a React or JavaScript developer, give it a try.
And if you have ideas for making debugging better, contributions are welcome! 🚀
