Logging practices I follow
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Logging practices I follow
Of all the information I’ve acquired, what do I live? What do I implement?
Dusan Djukich • Straight-Line Leadership
Idea Logs These are notebooks in which you sketch out your ideas, using drawings, words, and even pasted-in items to create a record of tangible speculations on your part. It is good to develop the habit of creating notebooks in which to record your ideas. Without a record, ideas are often forgotten and lost forever. The most famous idea logs ever
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Here's a list of those log levels from lowest precedence to highest:
notset (0) - Indicates that ancestor loggers should be consulted for the log level or that all events are logged (default setting)
debug (10) - Detailed information that would be of interest to the developer for diagnostic purposes
info (20) - Information that confirms that your appl... See more
notset (0) - Indicates that ancestor loggers should be consulted for the log level or that all events are logged (default setting)
debug (10) - Detailed information that would be of interest to the developer for diagnostic purposes
info (20) - Information that confirms that your appl... See more
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Imagine you have a React component in a dashboard, that deals with a User object retrieved from state, of the currently logged in user. You see a bug report in Sentry, where user was null during render. You could add a quick if (!user) return null . Or you could investigate a bit more, and find that your logout fu... See more
Imagine you have a React component in a dashboard, that deals with a User object retrieved from state, of the currently logged in user. You see a bug report in Sentry, where user was null during render. You could add a quick if (!user) return null . Or you could investigate a bit more, and find that your logout fu... See more