Node.js error handling
We use node.js a lot at Bugsnag, having written a few of our backend apps with it. We also fully support error tracking in your node.js apps, so you can use Bugsnag in your node.js apps to track errors and view them in our dashboard in real-time. While building out Bugsnag I’ve had a bunch of experience with the state of error handling and thought I’d pass on what I’ve found. I’m going to discuss
Client-Side Error Logging With Google Analytics :: ThetaBoard.com
There was a post on Hacker News yesterday encouraging developers to log client-side errors. Doing so will allow you to identify errors your visitors see but just aren't telling you about. There are several options that will allow you to track these exception. Roll your own solution If you want to get your hands dirty, you can write your own logging system. When an error occurs on the client side,
egTheBlog » Custom Validation Messages In Rails, the Clean and Easy Way
Modern Trends in Lifestyle, Technology, & DesignRails rocks, but let’s be honest. If there’s one thing that sucks about it out of the box, it’s validation and error message handling. This is probably one of the most often asked about topics, and I’ve read dozens of tutorials and seen many plugins intent on fixing the issue. So, let’s take a second and recap the problem. You’ve got your model obje
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