Good initiative to try to simplify logging on sf2, but as this talk was kind of a selling session, maybe you should have been more implicated to convict people... But as I'm a very bad seller myself, I know that's is difficult.
Admittedly NIH, so more advertisement/selling was needed in this presentation. As-is, the overview of interfaces and proposed drivers didn't add up to a clear reason for why this should be used over another stable log library (and/or creating new output drivers as needed).
The one unique feature I liked was writing strategies, such as "fingers crossed", but I'm not sure if that's appropriate for production systems (seems more for dev/testing convenience).
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nice looking logger. still NIH syndrom. :)
another option to choose from? maybe I should write one myself ;)
but it looks nice, I might need to just have a simple look.
Good initiative to try to simplify logging on sf2, but as this talk was kind of a selling session, maybe you should have been more implicated to convict people... But as I'm a very bad seller myself, I know that's is difficult.
Admittedly NIH, so more advertisement/selling was needed in this presentation. As-is, the overview of interfaces and proposed drivers didn't add up to a clear reason for why this should be used over another stable log library (and/or creating new output drivers as needed).
The one unique feature I liked was writing strategies, such as "fingers crossed", but I'm not sure if that's appropriate for production systems (seems more for dev/testing convenience).