Add react-debugger to React Development Tools#1734
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Hi @enaqx — gentle 7-day nudge on this one. No pressure; just flagging in case it slipped through the queue. Happy to amend the entry (positioning, copy, link target) if you have a preferred format. 🙏 |
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Adds react-debugger to the React Development Tools section, alongside
why-did-you-renderandreactotron.What it is
A Chrome DevTools panel that combines Timeline, Performance, Memory, Side Effects, Redux, CLS, and AI-powered analysis in a single tab. The goal is to stop developers from juggling React DevTools + Chrome Performance + Redux DevTools + Memory tab for a single bug — one panel, seven analyzers, plus an optional AI layer.
Why it fits
why-did-you-renderandreactotronalready on this list — same problem space (React debugging), different angle (visual DevTools panel + multi-domain analysis).Diff
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#### React Development Tools:Thanks for maintaining the list!