A plugin is a client-side addin that is run every time you submit an event. Plugins can be used to add or remove data from an event, or even allow you to cancel an event submission. Each client-specific implementation registers a plugin to provide client-specific information like request info, environmental info, etc. These abilities make plugins …Read More
We’re all about exceptions, but sometimes, as developers, we run into bugs that don’t throw them but still cause major havoc in the system. There are also times we just need to record an event with a custom message to help track down bottlenecks, etc. That’s where Exceptionless meets log messages. In Exceptionless 2.0, you can …Read More
You know the 80-20 rule. The one marketers, managers, bigwigs, writers, speakers, and everyone else references to tell you what to focus on or why the widgets aren’t selling like they should. Well, as painful as it might be to hear the rule applied to yet another scenario, we’re here today to let you know …Read More
Having a tool like Exceptionless to report and log your software’s errors is great, but many of our clients experience thousands of instances of each error over various lengths of time, which can become overwhelming quickly. We couldn’t just leave them with a huge list of individual error occurrences to drudge through, so we went …Read More
When an error occurs in your app, you need to know the critical details, fast, so you can drill down and fix it. We get it – we’re developers too – that’s why we built Exceptionless. The trick was organizing the data so it didn’t overwhelm our users, while still providing all the important stuff …Read More
We cover the basic features of the Exceptionless platform on our feature tour page, but we wanted to give everyone a deeper look into all the information available via the web-based, real-time .NET error reporting admin area. Continue reading to learn more. The Dashboard The Exceptionless Dashboard features a quick overview of the exceptions for …Read More
