Summary
This episode introduces gdbgui, a browser-based frontend for GDB that provides a modern graphical debugging experience for C++ on Unix systems. Jason demonstrates how to install gdbgui using pip and shows key features like setting breakpoints, stepping through code, visualizing data structures, and tracking variable values across execution with real-time graphing. He also highlights the ability to view disassembled code in different formats and access CPU register states, making this tool particularly valuable for developers who prefer visual debugging interfaces over command-line GDB.