The beauty of open-source solutions is that you are often given the option to self-host or pay for an easy hosted solution by the company or people who created the project. This is true of many projects. Ghost is a popular example of this from the blogging world. Some analytics serves, including Matomo, allow users to choose between …Read More
In development, we tend to think of errors as things that are thrown when our code does not execute properly. Errors can be caught and handled or they can be missed and result in uncaught exceptions. But how do we classify errors that are not directly caused by the code we write? How do we …Read More
We recently introduced reverse geocoding into Exceptionless and are now adding features to make full use of it. What we’d like to do in this blog article is walk any interested developers through the process of adding it to their own app. We’ll talk about the resources and services we’re using to pull it off, …Read More
We recently introduced reverse geocoding into Exceptionless and are now adding features to make full use of it. What we’d like to do in this blog article is walk any interested developers through the process of adding it to their own app. We’ll talk about the resources and services we’re using to pull it off, …Read More
If you missed our JavaScript Client announcement, this is a great chance to see just how quick and easy the client is to install and use! You can be finding those hard to track down bugs, errors, and exceptions, as well as tracking other events and log messages, in literally minutes. We’ve made it super easy to …Read More
If you missed our JavaScript Client announcement, this is a great chance to see just how quick and easy the client is to install and use! You can be finding those hard to track down bugs, errors, and exceptions, as well as tracking other events and log messages, in literally minutes. We’ve made it super easy to …Read More
One of the most requested features from the beginning of Exceptionless 1.0 was a filtering and searching system. When we started developing Exceptionless 2.0, we knew it was one of the major features we wanted to include. We couldn’t just throw in a string search and hope for the best. We had to build it …Read More
We have put out videos and examples in order to help people learn how to use Codesmith, but I thought I would post a few tips on how to get your head around exactly what CodeSmith does and how it can help you speed up your development process. When I started working here I was …Read More
