๐ Introducing the 'Time Travel Debugging' Feature - Because Why Not? ๐
wweziza opened this issue ยท 1 comments
Dear Time Lords of 'Next.js Use PHP',
I've recently embarked on a journey with your framework, and let me just say, it's been... a unique experience. But, I've noticed a glaring omission that's practically a deal-breaker. I'm shocked, nay, appalled, that there's no built-in time travel functionality. How could this be overlooked?
Here's why it's absolutely essential:
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Debugging in the Past: Who needs modern tools when you can just go back to the moment your code was written and ask your past self what they were thinking? I mean, come on, it's just common sense.
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Future-Proofing: I need to know if my code will still be hip and happening in the year 3000. What if JavaScript is replaced by telepathic coding? We must prepare for such eventualities!
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Temporal Styling: Style trends change. I need to ensure my CSS is just as snazzy in the Renaissance as it is in the distant future.
As a forward-thinking (and backward-thinking) developer, I propose the immediate implementation of a 'Temporal Debugging' feature. It's clearly what the industry has been missing.
Thank you for sharing your experiences and I'm happy to see, that you are as excited as I am to further improve "Next.js use PHP"
I'll happily accept a PR for the proposed feature!