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      <title>New York: Studio Features</title>
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      <description>As we wrap up our coverage of the developer features of the New York release, we would be remiss if we didn&amp;rsquo;t talk a little about Studio itself and the developer tools it enables.
Conditional Breakpoints Speaking for myself, I am a heavy user of the Script Debugger. It is a natural part of the way that I develop to want to watch values as they change in the actual running code.</description>
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