As Exceptionless 2.0 continues to become a reality, we thought we would give everyone a little taste of what you will be able to do with the new, rewritten client. Continue reading for a glimpse at the primary features, along with a complete usage example for adding extra data to events. After you check it …Read More
In the last Exceptionless 2.0 article, we announced the upcoming simplified API. Today, we want to introduce another major piece of V2.0 – the pluggable system. Plugins will allow customization and translation throughout the Exceptionless platform, including integration with third-party services and more. Read on for more details about pluggable details such as event parsing, event …Read More
Since going open source, we’ve wanted to simplify the API and make it easier to work with. We’re taking the time to do it now, and it’s going to be awesome! Exceptionless 2.0, coming soon, will have a new, manageable API with tons of great documentation and examples. Take a look at the preliminary documentation at the below …Read More
We hinted that more details on the upcoming Exceptionless 2.0 release would get announced soon, and here we are! Lets dive in a bit further, shall we? Many users have asked for ways to use Exceptionless to report additional types of events, rather than just errors. With version 2.0, we are moving to an event …Read More
It may seem quiet in Exceptionless land, but the truth is we’ve been writing, and re-writing, more code than you can point a cursor at. If it weren’t a labor of love, our fingers would have mutinied long ago, but luckily they are in it for the long haul and are churning out some seriously …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 handle on your code’s errors is important. Thousands, if not millions, of exceptions are thrown every day in production code without anyone knowing. These errors might be affecting the bottom line, or they could be negligible – either way, it’s important to know that they exist, how often they are occurring, and what …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
As usual, we’ve been working on ways to improve the Exceptionless service. Due to growing demand for our hosted error reporting plans, we decided to move everything to the Microsoft Azure Cloud platform. We completed the move last week and, except for a few small hiccups that were quickly resolved, everything is already running faster …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
