Developing (at that time) in the Browser was much more comfortable with all the debugging help available. Today, Espruino has built-in debugger. I though still prefer to develop particualar things in the emulator, because it gives me more options.
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Hi @mfgea,
did a similar thing when developing a Modular and extensible UI framework and ui elements.
Developing (at that time) in the Browser was much more comfortable with all the debugging help available. Today, Espruino has built-in debugger. I though still prefer to develop particualar things in the emulator, because it gives me more options.
I used also an emulater to develop a memory manager for 256-Kbit (32 K × 8) Serial (SPI) F-RAM - Ferroelecric RAM - SPI challenges.
What I liked the most is the easy way to add testing... see: link to mm.html