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Quokka Pro for JetBrains editors now supports Logpoints, allowing you to use breakpoints to log values. Logpoints allow you to display the value of any expression without modifying your code, simply by placing a breakpoint next to the expression you want to log.

Quokka Pro for VS Code adds support for Class and Function Logpoints, a really useful improvement to the recently-added Logpoints feature. These logpoints can be used to quickly visualize runtime values within classes and functions by logging all lines within them.

Quokka Pro for VS Code now supports Logpoints, allowing breakpoints to be used to log values. Logpoints allow you to display the value of any expression without modifying your code, by simply placing a breakpoint next to the expression you want to log.

Quokka now supports vite-node as a runtime environment, which allows projects using vite to run your Quokka file (and any imports) with your project’s Vite resolvers and transformers.

Quokka for VS Code and JetBrains editors has two new commands, Show Line Value(s) and Show Line Timing(s). Simply select the line(s) of code and use the commands to see the values or execution times.

Quokka’s new Share feature allows you to share code that you run with Quokka, as well as its output and time machine recording. Check out our example at Codeclip.io.

For VS Code, Quokka’s new Code Story feature (for Quokka Pro) provides a unique and highly efficient way of inspecting what your code is doing in a single continuous view. The viewer is fully integrated with Quokka’s Time Machine, which means you can simply select a variable or expression to see its runtime value. Seeing the executed code displayed in a single continuous view really cuts down on context switching that you may experience in a traditional debugger experience.

We are thrilled to announce the latest big Quokka feature - Time Machine for JavaScript and TypeScript. The time machine provides a turn-key ergonomic time travel debugging experience, including auto play mode, that unlike a general purpose debugger was built for quick experimentation and instant feedback loop.