Logging in JavaScript Best Practices

Logging is an age-old practice, but we're still doing some major things wrong. Joe will be taking us through various aspects of logging:
- Why to log
- When to log
- How to log well
- JS Tooling/Testing for logging

Talk by Joe Reeve at the JS Roundabout meetup.

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[farhadegza]

It's mostly chit chat, the talk starts at 5:39

[purevert]

This guy definitely does the daily standup and user stories.

[obliquusfasciculare]

Not disappointed, has structure upon which to continue adding more specifics from other sources, especially helpful when one is new to logging.

[pedro_alonso]

Looks more about logging in general that about JS logging. But it really helped me!

[LtColVenom]

Somewhat disappointed.
For some reason, the talk does sounds like it was scruff-ed from a couple hours of chatting with a friend.
It holds very little information about architectural, design, implementation guidelines specific to JS (except for a few tool examples one can pick up faster with google).
No JS-specific examples of how to plan ahead to help programmers improving their log.
Not a lot of value besides pointing out the obvious.

[HerbertGuerrero]

cocky little guy. you get one of those in every office.

[BenRangel]

First 5 minutes of this is why I don't go to conferences anymore. Too many irrelevant stories that might be nice but not the raw info I came for.

[filippomenis]

Ehi guys, someone knows why he claims to not log username and email? 17:12

[alesmohoric]

Nice effort but too much chit-chat. Very general information. Nothing groundbreaking. If you know that there are log levels like debug, error, warning, and info then you know 95% of this talk.