That’s right folks – we’ve gone and released Exceptionless 3.2, which includes releases for Exceptionless.NET, Exceptionless.JavaScript, and Exceptionless.UI! Awe yeah. We’re kind of excited, in case you couldn’t tell. Big stuff in here, like session tracking (#BOOM), licensing changes (less confusion – it’s a good thing), and posting via HTTP GET (such easy, much wow)! Lets …Read More
We’ve got a quick release for the Exceptionless JavaScript Client that includes a few new additions to what it supports and a quick bug fix or two. Shout out to @frankebersoll for his help! Please download and update to the source code here, and view the full change log here. JavaScript Client v1.2 Notes Errors @frankebersoll added …Read More
We’ve got a quick release for the Exceptionless JavaScript Client that includes a few new additions to what it supports and a quick bug fix or two. Shout out to @frankebersoll for his help! Please download and update to the source code here, and view the full change log here. JavaScript Client v1.2 Notes Errors @frankebersoll added …Read More
The .NET Exceptionless client has received several improvements and some bug fixes in version 3.2. Details below! A special shout-out to @airwareic, @srijken, @xbelt, and @mgnslndh for contributing and helping make this release happen. You guys rock! Please download and update to the latest source here, and you can view the full change log here. .NET …Read More
The .NET Exceptionless client has received several improvements and some bug fixes in version 3.2. Details below! A special shout-out to @airwareic, @srijken, @xbelt, and @mgnslndh for contributing and helping make this release happen. You guys rock! Please download and update to the latest source here, and you can view the full change log here. .NET …Read More
If you thought Exceptionless was fast before, prepare to have your mind blown by what we’ve been able to do in version 3.1, which released today. In short, we’ve reduced cpu and memory usage, increase caching efficiency, and sped up searching, all quite significantly as you’ll see below. Along with these speed boosts, we’ve also made …Read More
If you thought Exceptionless was fast before, prepare to have your mind blown by what we’ve been able to do in version 3.1, which released today. In short, we’ve reduced cpu and memory usage, increase caching efficiency, and sped up searching, all quite significantly as you’ll see below. Along with these speed boosts, we’ve also made …Read More
Version 2.0 was a pretty big rewrite for us, and we’re happy with how everything played out, but that doesn’t mean we’re done! We’ve been working on 3.0, and it’s ready. What was the focus, you ask? To make life easier for you! We’ve simplified the build process, removed dependencies, and drastically improved the ease of self hosting. Check …Read More
Version 2.0 was a pretty big rewrite for us, and we’re happy with how everything played out, but that doesn’t mean we’re done! We’ve been working on 3.0, and it’s ready. What was the focus, you ask? To make life easier for you! We’ve simplified the build process, removed dependencies, and drastically improved the ease of self hosting. Check …Read More
If you’ve been following along the last few weeks, you know we’ve been working hard to get the new JavaScript Client up to speed and ready for a version 1 release. We think we’re there! Whether you’re a JavaScript or Node.js user, you’ll be able to enjoy the same full featured exception and event reporting …Read More
