This class gives you a way to create Logger classes. Using the old patterns established by log4j, you can either
give each Logger a name or use the convention of naming your Loggers based on the class doing the logging. If you
only want to do the latter, you can simply follow the pattern of extending the Logging trait for your application
and it will create a Logger per instance for you. If that's not what you want, for example, if you want a special
Logger with a simple name like "ERRORS," you can create that Logger explicitly from the LoggerManager. It's fine
to mix the styles.
This class gives you a way to create Logger classes. Using the old patterns established by log4j, you can either give each Logger a name or use the convention of naming your Loggers based on the class doing the logging. If you only want to do the latter, you can simply follow the pattern of extending the Logging trait for your application and it will create a Logger per instance for you. If that's not what you want, for example, if you want a special Logger with a simple name like "ERRORS," you can create that Logger explicitly from the LoggerManager. It's fine to mix the styles.