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Approaching debugging sessions with humility and leaving your assumptions at the door can lead to quicker and less stressful process. In today's newsletter, I write about the importance of saying "I don't know"

Online playgrounds are a great tool for debugging as they require distilling your example to a minimal form and they enable sharing with others to get help.

Let's take a look at debugging browser extensions with web-ext.

This January I share my tips for debugging Python, based on a talk I've done in PyCon Sweden conference and archipylago meetup lately.

Happy holidays! This month in Syntax Error I write about a thought experiment I've been playing with for a while now.

A lot of bugs arise from the complexity in software and they like to hide in that complexity. The ability to distill your current problematic code into something that reproduces the bug while clearing all the extra off, is vital to making sense of these issues.

This month's Syntax Error takes a look at hardware debugging and what we can learn from that as software developers.

This month we dive into debugging tips and tools for CSS.

This month we look at debuggers in Python and how to choose your own debugger instead of relying on the built-in pdb.

This time, the elephant in the room is actually a duck! Thankfully, this is not a zoology newsletter so dive in to see how the ducks can help you out.

This month's newsletter talks about the little lights on your screen and how sometimes their pattern is all wrong (and how to figure out why!)

Welcome to Syntax Error, a newsletter about debugging for developers, students, hobbyists, curious and duck fans.