3 articles tagged with ""logging""
console.log is a lie you tell yourself in development. Here's how structured logging with Pino transforms your Node.js app from a black box into a system you can actually debug at 3am.
Coming from 7 years of Laravel's Monolog and Node.js's Winston, I thought I knew logging. Then Rust's tracing crate showed me what structured, async-aware, zero-overhead observability actually looks like. Spoiler: println! is not a logging strategy!
If your production debugging strategy is `console.log('here')` followed by `console.log('here2')`, we need to talk. Structured logging in Node.js will save your sanity - and maybe your job.