We are living in an age of unprecedented language creation.
Between the explosion of languages on the JVM and the new native
languages, we find ourselves with a happy surfeit of very
interesting choices. These options are not just the toy
creations of comp-sci undergraduates, but sophisticated products
with extensive libraries and active communities. Where they tend
to be weak, however, is in tooling. And unfortunately, for many
language developers, tooling is a metaphor for the coding front
end: They strive to create editor plugins to provide basic
syntax assistance. The more important support for debugging is
often consigned to the use of printf-like statements to dump
trace statements and variables' contents to the console. White
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