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Your Node.js server runs fine for days. Then memory climbs past 800MB, then 1.2GB, then the process restarts. That's not a capacity problem — that's a memory leak. Here's how to find it before it finds you.
You open DevTools, check the console, inspect an element, close it. But DevTools is not a debugger — it's a full developer environment. Here's the power you're leaving on the table.
