Ember, Errors, and You

Error handling and reporting in Ember.js apps

1. errors, and you!
2. Your Ember app has errors
3. Your Ember app has errors likely
4. Your Ember app has errors likely in production
5. “But I tested it a lot”
6. “But I tested it a lot” in Chrome
7. “But I tested it a lot” in Chrome Canary
8. Your users can help
9. Your users can help make you worried
10. “The app is broken!!!” “What part” “The app!!!” “What page does the error happen on?” “Fix it!!!”
11. “The app is broken!!!” “What part” “The app!!!” “What page does the error happen on?” “Fix it!!!” actual dialog from Intercom account
12. You’re on your own
14. seems good
15. seems good provided none of your users use IE
16. seems good provided none of your users use IE or old Firefox
17. “I’ve heard Tracekit is good”
18. “I’ve heard Tracekit is good” hope you like multi-MB POSTs to your error endpoint
19. “I’ve heard Tracekit is good” hope you like multi-MB POSTs to your error endpoint Node.js Bro...
20. Get Help
21. Use Honeybadger
22. Use Sentry
23. Use Raygun
24. Use Rollbar
25. Use Airbrake
26. Use Something
33. Now you’re covered
34. Now you’re covered for some errors
42. NOW you’re covered
43. NOW you’re covered except your users see this:
49. NOW you’re covered
50. NOW you’re covered provided you don’t do this:
53. Thanks
54. Questions? justin@venn.lc or @elucid