Recently, we made several improvements to our email notifications, adding additional details, improving rendering, and more. Blake has mentioned it in a few of his weekly update videos, but today we wanted to walk you through it and add a few more details, with examples. Check it out! Exceptionless Email Notification Implementation We decided to …Read More
We recently announced Exceptionless 4.0, but we also recorded a short demo of some of the enhancements and talked through them. In this live code/feature/functionality review video, Blake talks about: Deploying Elasticsearch 5.x to production with completely new Azure resources. Fixing bugs and doing extensive testing on the new Elasticsearch 5 and Azure implementation. Massive performance …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
Last week we announced the V1 release candidate for the Exceptionless JavaScript/Node.js Client. This week we’ve got official release notes for you! Have a look. Release Notes Client supports JavaScript and Node (Works everywhere) Send your errors, logs or feature usages to your Exceptionless dashboard Supports various module formats such as es6 (SystemJS/jspm), UMD, RequireJS, CommonJS, or …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
Last week we announced our full featured JavaScript client, and we’re super excited about releasing a version 1.0 soon. This week we’d like to put more details out there on the Node.js version of the JavaScript client, including installation, configuration, and usage. We’ve also set up an Express.js sample app that you can spin up locally to play with …Read More
