Exceptionless 5.0 is here and we wanted to make a quick blog post highlighting the new features, bug fixes, and of course upgrading. In this release, we focused primarily on migrating the application to ASP.NET Core, localization, along with ongoing performance enhancements and bug fixes. More details, below: Exceptionless 5.0 New Features Exceptionless now runs on …Read More
Whether you’re developing a quick module, application, or full blown, go-to-market product, you’re going to need some form of event logging throughout the development process. It can be done without, but you’ll be making your job multiple magnitudes more difficult and losing valuable man hours that could be put towards making your product better instead …Read More
Bugs, exceptions, issues, faults, errors, incidents, whatever you want to call them, they’re unavoidable. No matter how elegantly you think you wrote your code, no matter how many user cases you think you’ve covered, your application is going to have bugs and part of our jobs is to find those bugs and fix them. You …Read More
Bug tracking. Two words that you’ll never be able to escape as a developer. Our goal as developers is to always create a high quality product with pristine code, but let’s face it, nobody’s perfect and accidents happen. Bugs are going to pop up no matter how hard we work or how much we plan …Read More
Exceptionless.NET 4.1 is here and we wanted to make a quick blog post highlighting the new features, bug fixes, and of course upgrading. In this release, we focused primarily on adding .NET Standard 2.0 support, along with ongoing performance enhancements and bug fixes. More details, below: Exceptionless.NET 4.1 New Features We’ve added .NET Standard 2.0 …Read More
Since we first introduced Slack integration with the goal of further improving notifications in Exceptionless, we’ve come back around with updates, a few bug fixes, and wanted to give everyone a quick all-in-one overview of the feature! Thanks to everyone that has provided feedback, bug reports, and suggestions. If you have any, don’t hesitate to …Read More
Recently, we released Exceptionless.JavaScript 1.5. The major update for the release was the addition of universal JavaScript (React Universal) support! More details below. The key is that we can now run in server side node apps, or in the browser, with a single script and do the right thing! TL;DR: Isomorphism is the functional aspect of …Read More
Exceptionless.JavaScript v1.5 Release Notes Unversal App Support The major update for 1.5 is that we have added support for universal apps (React Universal). To view the exact changes required to get everything working and set up, click here. Other 1.5 Updates Added support for exceptions that are passed in and are just strings. Updated TraceKit …Read More
Blake’s been busy lately, including some work on one of our other projects, CodeSmith Generator, to update Exceptionless to the latest version. Naturally, this got him thinking about other potential improvements while we were doing work on Serilog Sink for Exceptionless and Foundatio.Redis, as well. Watch the video to hear the full story! CodeSmith Generator …Read More
In this week’s video, Blake covers a quick update on the Exceptionless Slack integration, along with a minor update to Foundatio. Take a look! Slack Integration Update We have been tweaking the recent Slack integration over the past month or so, and this week we noticed that action URLs being created incorrectly and failures weren’t being …Read More
