dotGo 2017 - Liz Rice - Debuggers from scratch

[@AR-jx1sy]

Liz Rice, please keep teaching! A really nice talk!

[@llitfkitfk]

source code: github.com/lizrice/debugger-from-scratch

[@edgeeffect]

As a dyslexic and a Yazoo Fan, I keep misreading "dotgoconferences" as "Don't Go Conferences"..... maybe spaces in your channel name might be a good idea.

[@tomaszgiba]

I assume she rehearsed before, but let's agree, writing this code and having it run without error, on the first run, is pretty remarkable.

[@lizrice5029]

yes, I practiced! :-)

[@robertkielty5094]

@@lizrice5029 made perfect!

[@joonasfi]

The link to the repo: github.com/lizrice/debugger-from-scratch

[@MakisMaropoulos]

Liz Rice opened my curiosity with this awesome talk, once again! She's the only one who I can stand to watch these days, good job!

[@iveshenry18]

Awesome talk. Perfect level of abstraction to grasp the fundamentals. Thank you!!

[@edgeeffect]

I wish we had a speaker up to Liz Rice's calibre in the Rust community. Her "... from scratch" talks are "top notch".

[@rohansuri1058]

the first trace/breakpoint trap happens because of the ptrace:true? does it happen at the first line of main? to allow one to set required breakpoints and continue execution?

[@KN100]

Brilliant talk!

[@NaveenSiddareddy]

whats the IDE that Liz Rice is using?

[@AriefRahmansyah]

vs code

[@vectorhacker-r2]

It's not an IDE it's a text editor. With lots of nice extensions, Visual Studio Code. Not the same as Visual Studio.