Following last week's video on the Error Reporting Levels in Joomla 4, here is some more information and a kind reminder to programmers and developers alike!
00:00 - Introduction with background music
00:35 - Introduction to Tim Davis and his Joomla services
01:10 - Sponsorship message for MySites.guru and its services
01:43 - Explaining Joomla 3 error reporting levels: system default, none, simple, maximum, development
02:22 - Insight from Brian Tiemann about Joomla 3 error reporting levels maximum and development being identical
02:44 - Discussing Joomla 4 error reporting levels and the usage of "development" despite not being in the dropdown
03:16 - Tim's perspective on the redundancy of the "development" setting in Joomla 4 and advocating for using "maximum"
03:51 - Tim's advice on using "maximum" for error reporting to avoid potential future changes in Joomla
04:29 - Addressing developers to consider the usability perspective of everyday users and their reliance on UI elements
05:03 - Tim's offer for developers to test their extensions from a user perspective for better usability
05:41 - Conclusion with summary advice on error reporting levels and call to subscribe to the channel
SUMMARY
Introduction with background music:
Video starts with background music, setting the tone for the tutorial.
Introduction to Tim Davis and his Joomla services:
Tim Davis introduces himself and invites viewers to contact him for Joomla-related services.
Sponsorship message for MySites.guru and its services:
Tim promotes MySites.guru, offering a free site audit and subscription discount with a coupon code.
Explaining Joomla 3 error reporting levels:
Overview of error reporting options in Joomla 3: system default, none, simple, maximum, and development.
Insight from Brian Tiemann about Joomla 3 error reporting levels:
Brian Tiemann's input that in Joomla 3, "maximum" and "development" error reporting levels are identical.
Discussing Joomla 4 error reporting levels:
Explanation that in Joomla 4, despite "development" not appearing in the dropdown, manually setting error reporting to "development" still works.
Tim's perspective on error reporting settings in Joomla 4:
Tim discusses the potential redundancy of the "development" setting in Joomla 4 and advises using "maximum" for future-proofing.
Addressing developers about user perspective:
Tim urges developers to consider the usability perspective of everyday users who rely on intuitive UI elements.
Tim's offer to test extensions from a user perspective:
Tim offers to test developers' extensions to provide feedback on usability from a user's standpoint.
Conclusion with summary advice on error reporting levels:
Tim concludes by recommending using "maximum" for error reporting settings in Joomla configuration files and encourages viewers to subscribe to the channel.
Please send any feedback or bug reports or queries to;
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Joomla Training Cohort â–º https://cybersalt.com/jtc
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