Khai Nguyen

Logging provides visibility into your application’s behavior. This information is essential when troubleshooting operational issues. Traditionally, however, logging is only performed on the backend in a production build. Frontend applications usually hide client side debug logs and only expose warnings and errors by default. Even with debug logging enabled, there is no easy way to send logs to a remote server, making it hard to debug issues in production.

While application developers can build logging mechanisms to capture client side logs and send them to a remote server, the growing number of third party libraries and SDKs makes this harder to do. In most cases, third party libraries and SDKs have their own logging mechanisms and do not expose a way for developers to capture their specific logs.

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