When something goes wrong, it is time to debug! Or maybe first we should write logs? Maybe we should use the intermediate window? Or perhaps write a unit test? We discuss our pro tips for debugging when something goes wrong.

We also take a quick detour and talk about the cute Mini-Husky that James is dog sitting!

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• P E N N Y • P I C K L E S (@penelopepicklesthedog) • Instagram photos and videos
• Alaskan Klee Kai - Wikipedia
• Serilog — simple .NET logging with fully-structured events
• Debug Class (System.Diagnostics)
• Console.WriteLine Method (System)
• NLog
• Managing Exceptions with the Debugger
• Debugging with Xamarin | Microsoft Docs
• Running Xamarin.iOS Unit Tests in Visual Studio Team Services | Xamarin Blog
• Touch.Unit Automation Revisited | take a bit, get a byte