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V8 makes JS error logging very simple, as we see in Node.js. I've also implemented remote JS error logging for Titanium Mobile on Android (also V8) using TestF
by doublerebel 13y ago
V8 makes JS error logging very simple, as we see in Node.js. I've also implemented remote JS error logging for Titanium Mobile on Android (also V8) using TestFlight. JavaScriptCore has similar error handling, but only in the past year [1].
As with most past frontend JS issues, browser fragmentation is the cause. Luckily for JS, standards move much quicker these days. With the plethora of mobile and server logging SaaS companies popping up, the browser won't get left far behind.
However, as I've found with mobile, implementing even a half-working service with currently available technology is far better than debugging otherwise.
[1] https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=40118 https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=40118