Debugging Elixir Phoenix with dbg
Elixir 1.14.0 added Kernel.dbg/2 to improve developer experience. Learn how it can replace IO.inspect to enhance your debugging workflow.
Learn how to set up monitoring for your Elixir Phoenix application in productions. Set up notifications when your users experience errors. Review metrics to determine how your app is performing.
Elixir 1.14.0 added Kernel.dbg/2 to improve developer experience. Learn how it can replace IO.inspect to enhance your debugging workflow.
We’ve done the testing and these are the three best Elixir log management tools to give you insight into your production system.
If you have a bug or your app is not working as expected, your log files may be critical to fixing the issue. We discuss what you need to know about logging in your Elixir Phoenix application.
We’ve done the testing and these are the three best Elixir error monitoring services to give you confidence in the health of your Phoenix apps.
We cover some options for debugging Elixir using IO.inspect/2. Then we show some examples of additional debugging tools available to you in Elixir using a simple Phoenix app.
A guide to show you how to set up exception and error monitoring for your Elixir Phoenix application with AppSignal.
A guide to show you how to set up exception and error monitoring for your Elixir Phoenix application with Sentry.
A guide to show you how to set up exception and error monitoring for your Elixir Phoenix application with Honeybadger.
Learn how to use a remote console and remote observer to debug your app in production. We can use these debugging tools to run code in production and monitor the Erlang Virtual Machine, processes, and applications remotely.
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