Uncovering Every Single Error in a Frontend App via the Zero Error Policy

This talk addresses the critical need for swift error detection in web applications. Often, when error monitoring is implemented, inboxes overflow with error notifications, many of which don't provide clarity on what has happened. This lack of insight can hinder the rapid detection of new bugs, for example, after a new release. Does that sound familiar?

During the talk, we'll explore the Zero Error Policy, a strategy where every error should be detected by monitoring, analyzed by the team, and if necessary, fixed. To incorporate this concept into a project, specific conditions must be met. So, we'll delve into handling errors within the codebase, eliminating noise from monitoring, and establishing effective notifications.

This talk is intended for frontend developers at any level who are interested in enhancing product quality and reducing time spent on error monitoring analysis.