CatchJS Review

I like that it's easy to use, but also gives you detailed information about errors in your code (where they are coming from). It has helped me track down issues with our front-end JS library we've built, as well as some bugs in our back end services! The UI could be better - there's not much information visible at first glance unless you drill into each individual log entry. We're using it internally at work primarily; however, I can imagine this would be helpful if you were looking for ways to

I like how flexible it can be, you have many different options to configure your app's errors reporting system (you don't need Log4js! or anything else). The documentation could use some work as well - there are not enough examples out in web so far that show what each feature does exactly. But with little effort from our side we managed getting everything up & running within minutes of installing this plugin into one application where all previously used custom solutions were failing…

The ability to capture all errors in one place, instead of having it scattered throughout your code base makes debugging much easier! I like that you can easily set up filters so only certain types or categories show when an issue occurs - this helps keep things organized as well; there are also plenty other options available too (e-mailing yourself reports). There's no integration with Github issues yet either which was something we were looking forward towards but looks great once…