In the process of developing Exceptionless, we realized there was a lack of good, simple, open source solutions for caching, queues, locks, messaging, jobs, file storage, and metrics when building scaleable applications. We tried an open source Redis cache client for caching, but it went commercial (expensive) and there wasn’t any in-memory implementations. For the …Read More
The Exceptionless documentation has moved to GitHub! Over the past few weeks, we have taken all the existing documentation on the docs subdomain and migrated it over to the respective GitHub repo. We also pulled out worthy examples, demos, and tutorials from past blog posts and created pages for those, so information is in a more …Read More
The Exceptionless documentation has moved to GitHub! Over the past few weeks, we have taken all the existing documentation on the docs subdomain and migrated it over to the respective GitHub repo. We also pulled out worthy examples, demos, and tutorials from past blog posts and created pages for those, so information is in a more …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
We’re getting closer and closer to version 1.0 of our JavaScript client, and we wanted to give everyone a demo of installation, configuration, and usage. If you’re using Node.js, make sure to check out last week’s blog post for Node specific examples. Otherwise, continue reading for Javascript examples. As you read and begin playing with the …Read More
So you’ve been using Exceptionless for a while, but you wish you had a different dashboard, or maybe you’d like to integrate event data into one of your apps. No problem, just use the API! Through our adventures while building Exceptionless, we’ve kept open source, automation, and ease of use in mind. With that, we think our API, …Read More
Exceptionless 1.4 brings with it both server and client changes, a new client integration, some minor updates, and lots of bug fixes. Check out the changelog items below, and let us know if you have any questions. We want to extend our thanks again to the developers that have worked on the project since we …Read More
We’ve had our first substantial pull request! Luisrudge has become the first non-trivial contributor to the Exceptionless real-time error reporting project on GitHub, with his NancyFX integration. If you’re a NancyFX user, you can find the Nancy package in our NuGet gallery. As a token of our appreciation, Luis received a free year of hosting! …Read More
Since we officially announced that Exceptionless was going open source last week, we wanted to provide everyone with a quick and easy video walkthrough of how to get up and running locally. It’s really quick, as you can see from the below video. Below the video is also a textual walkthrough. Please take a look …Read More
It’s a big day at Exceptionless. We are super excited to announce that we are open sourcing the Exceptionless code! That’s right, now you can hack on our real-time error reporting tool yourself. Too many apps are throwing too many errors out there, resulting in confused users, lost business, and endless frustration. We believe Exceptionless …Read More
