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"One of my favorite creations over the past year has been this.Log(). It works everywhere including static methods and in razor views. Everything about how to create it and set it up is in this gist. How it looks public class SomeClass { public void SomeMethod() { this.Log().Info(() => "Here is a log message with params which can be in Razor Views as well: '{0}'".FormatWith(typeof(SomeClass).Name)); this.Log().Debug("I don't have to be delayed execution or have parameters either"); } public static void StaticMethod() { "SomeClass".Log().Error("This is crazy, right?!"); } } "

"Recently I mentioned this.Log. Given the amount of folks that were interested in this.Log, I decided to pull this source out and make a NuGet package (well, several packages)."

"Learn how to use log4net without fear. Stop copying config files and figure out how to make log4net do exactly what you want."

We abandoned Log4Net in favour of NLog a couple of months ago. Ran into some issues where we just couldn't get it running in production under some circumstances. Can't remeber exactly what the issue was. NLog worked perfectly.

" This is a blog post I've been meaning to do for a while, and I've recently noticed some info on the web about checkpoints which is a little misleading, so I want to do a quick post to explain how checkpoints work as far as log records are concerned. "

"If a directory within an ASP.net website is deleted while the site is running, this causes the whole site to reboot, loosing any session data and logging out users."

"Just as it does with file system data, Veracity's decentralized database keeps the full history of the database. Every version of every record is retained in history, with log information about who made the change and when. Veracity also supports push and pull of "database changesets", including the ability to automatically merge (at the level of a record or of a field) and resolve constraint violations."