Most, if not all, Java and Android developers have come across logging requirements in their application. The most commonly known Java logging frameworks are Log4j2, Logback, and JUL (Java Util Logging), and most people have probably used SLF4J, the abstraction on top of these logging frameworks.
A lesser-known logging framework is TinyLog, and soon its successor, TinyLog 2. This blog post will dive into TinyLog 2, hereafter referred to as TinyLog, and in this post we’ll dive into what sets TinyLog apart and how to use it.