Node + JS Interactive 2019

For years, "logging errors" from web apps meant piping Apache errors into var/log/httpd/error_log. It's only recently that that changes in technology have made it possible to collect, report, and aggregate errors directly from JavaScript in the browser. But until you understand how the Error object works, how stack traces are generated, and how global error collection handlers operate, you'll have a hard time making sense of it all. In this talk, we deep dive into these topics to help you better understand the problems being reported from browser JavaScript environments – to ultimately help you build better applications.