Can you believe it’s almost February already! Us either. No rest for the whicked, though, as we sit down to get cranking on our list of Exceptionless changes for 2017. We have a a great list of features, functionality changes, and enhancements planned, and no doubt we’ll work in a few other popular feature requests and, …Read More
A plugin is a client-side addin that is run every time you submit an event. Plugins can be used to add or remove data from an event, or even allow you to cancel an event submission. Each client-specific implementation registers a plugin to provide client-specific information like request info, environmental info, etc. These abilities make plugins …Read More
We know, we know… It’s been a while since our last update. As so often is the case, the holidays took their toll on work and waists here at Exceptionless over the past few months. However, we’re not slacking too bad. In fact, we’ve got a small update on Exceptionless 2.0 that proves it’s hasn’t been all …Read More
We can prove it! Exceptionless 2.0 is real, and we’ve got evidence! We’ve been wanting to give everyone a sneak peak for a long time, and today we are excited to finally be able to. Watch the video above to see a high level overview of the new UI and features. There are still quite …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
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
Exceptionless 1.3 brings with it both server and client changes, including open sourcing the project (which we’re super excited about!), some minor updates, and a few bug fixes. Check out the changelog items below, and let us know if you have any questions. Server Open sourced the server under the GNU Affero General Public License, Version 3.0! …Read More
