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Overview Perf4J is a set of utilities for calculating and displaying perfomance statistics for Java code. For developers who are familiar with logging frameworks such as log4j or java.util.logging, an analogy helps to describe Perf4J: How is this relevant to Perf4J? Consider that before good logging frameworks were widely available, developers new to Java would often print debugging statements us
Tomasz NurkiewiczJanuary 17th, 2011Last Updated: November 21st, 2022 Our latest JCP partner, Tomasz Nurkiewicz, has submitted a number of posts describing the basic principles of proper application logging. I found them quite interesting, thus I decided to aggregate them in a more compact format and present them to you. So, here are his suggestions for clean and helpful logs:(NOTE: The original po
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