Debugging React Native Apps Using Reactotron 0.74, 0.75 || performance || Debug tools #debugger

In this video, we dive into the powerful world of Reactotron and how it can enhance your React Native development experience. Whether you're debugging, tracking performance, or analyzing your app's state, Reactotron is an invaluable tool.

🔍 What you'll learn:
Introduction to Reactotron
Setting up Reactotron in a React Native 0.74 app
Debugging and monitoring app state and actions
Real-time event tracking and performance monitoring
🚀 Why Reactotron?
Reactotron is a versatile and powerful debugging tool that helps you visualize, track, and improve your React Native applications. From monitoring API requests to managing application state, Reactotron simplifies the development and debugging process.

🛠️ Prerequisites:

Basic knowledge of React Native
A React Native 0.74 project ready to go

[GentleCrasher]

So as now flipper don't work anymore, the only option for debugging api requests would be reactotron. It seems for every project now it is needed to create this js config file and import at app.tsx to use reactotron, right? Flipper seemed to be so much better, thats sad

[ellayararwhyaych]

What good is a debugger without being able to debug the JS code like Chrome debugger can? Now that we can't use the Chrome debugger anymore for break-pointing the JS code on RN 0.74 & 0.75, HOW the hell are we supposed to debug the code?

Why did the RN developer community totally disable Chrome debugging? This is so STUPID.