@tiagosutter8821

Great idea this setTimeout one, I usually use 'Break on subtree change' options to do the same, but this is very creative indeed, thank you

@ccl4636

Its much easier than that.
Just use the chrome debugger that detects any changes on the UL element. No code needed.

@gilney.mathias

hum... that... will be very helpfull for me.. thanks o.O

@backupmemories897

I just place my breakpoint and hit f5 on my angular project at vscode and edge will show up and breakpoint will hit on the line u put ur breakpoint at  xD and it also shows at vscode the variables xD i dont like adding extra code just to hit a breakpoint..

@DevNhaX7901

So cool!!!

@solvedfyi

I dislike this title and thumbnail with my whole soul

@andrieev

Thanks! Interesting :medal-yellow-first-red::finger-red-number-one: