Logging vs Debugging
As a developer, you may be in love with debugging and may not imagine a development day without a debugger at your disposal. Trust me, I can understand. Debugging is the most important part of the development activity. When in development, it is an easier and, most importantly, a faster way of finding bugs than any other method. However, what if your application leaves the development environment? What about QA or the production environment? You certainly do not have access or complete control to debug the application to find bugs. Moreover, it is not at all feasible to debug on a live customer data or a production cloned environment like QA. So, what would you do in that case? How will you find bugs that are causing ...
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