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Good stuff! Especially the ORM. And work on your logs. Tweak the info/error/debug levels so that the log files read nice. Too often we find that a common error
by abraae 8y ago
Good stuff! Especially the ORM.
And work on your logs. Tweak the info/error/debug levels so that the log files read nice. Too often we find that a common error/exception will spew hundreds of lines of shite into the log files over and over again, obfuscating the real information. Take pride in having meaningful, concise but informative log files.
- ltbarcly3 8y ago> log files read nice YES! At one company I was at their web service framework would log thousands of lines of nonsense for every request, most of it errors about not being able to connect to services that no longer existed or thousands of lines of debugging that were never relevant to anything. Make sure you are only logging sensible things (usually this means when you see something being logged for no reason or which is no longer relevant, fix things), and if you want to log a ton of garbage, set things up so you can tell the difference and throw out the junk.