Theseus JavaScript Debugger for Brackets

Theseus is an open source JavaScript debugger for Brackets that allows you to easily inspect asynchronous function calls. Developed by Adobe in partnership with MIT, Theseus can debug JavaScript running in Chrome and NodeJS... at the same time!

[ColbyMalo]

This is such an awesome extension! I have to say...I just recently discovered Brackets about a week ago and it is quickly becoming one of my favorite code editors. So far, I haven't found a single thing I dislike about it. Thank you to all the dev's involved. I really appreciate the passion and dedication you have put into this awesome tool so far!

[iDobroslavin]

То ощущение, когда не знаешь английского языка, но диктор так приятно и чётко рассказывает, что просто слушаешь его речь :)

[bugs]

My goodness, this will be SO amazing and helpful for Nodejs development! To date, I've been using tracegl and it's been effective but somewhat difficult to use. So glad that something better (for stack-traces mainly) is available!

[troykruthoff]

Have no choice but to check out brackets now, this could be a massive time saver!

[BassByTheBay]

Sweet Jesus, this is awesome. Getting it *now*.

[AllTom]

Unfortunately, it doesn't yet. It's halfway there, though, and you can find an issue for it on GitHub where we're talking about how to do it. :)

[abdoulifeshare]

good job, it's useful, I'll try it when I have time!

[tusharmath]

Does this support coffee script too? I mean using source maps? If that's true im going to switch from Sublime to Brackets right away!

[jonathasborgescavalcante]

what version the bracket and theseus ?

[Oromoyutho]

If possible, I would send you a big, fat burger to show you my appreciation!

[ezequiasrocha]

Does anyone have this demo project for download?

[seofilipino]

This is the tool I've been eyeing for almost a year now and no sign of going live. so sad...

[MrTutiplengo]

This video is the worst explanation ever. First, he doesn't explain how to connect Brackets to an app already running in node-theseus. Second, he doesn't show us how to set up breakpoints. Third, he doesn't show how to debug server-side scripts.  I was considering using theseus as a debugger, unfortunately due to its poor documentation, I'm gonna have to skip it and look for an alternative.