Nothing too crazy going on in this week’s update. A few tweaks to Exceptionless, Exceptionless.NET, and Exceptionless.JavaScript. Check out the details below, and don’t forget to let us know how we’re doing! Weekly Code & Development Update – 4/17/2017 Exceptionless Core Updates This week we released the Exceptionless 4.0.2 minor release with a few fixes …Read More
March was a productive month! We got tons done, and we’re here to share everything with you so you’re up to date and can hold us accountable if you notice any bugs in the changes. Let’s get to it! Week of 3/6/2017 Search query fix, Implemented AsyncAutoResetEvent in Foundatio, Upgraded project format Fixed an issue …Read More
This week we’ve got some cool stuff in our weekly update! Along with the below, you can now follow along over on the new YouTube Exceptionless Weekly Updates playlist, so make sure to check it out and subscribe! Let’s Get Down To Business Updates to Exceptionless We fixed an issue where you couldn’t run Exceptionless on …Read More
This week’s live code demo comes to you during a week of final testing and tweaks prior to our launch of Exceptionless 4.0. Blake dives into and shows you the code for several important improvements and fixes, which we’ve listed below. We’ve added a much improved Query Validator to the repositories and Exceptionless. Some DI …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
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
If you’ve used Exceptionless, chances are a search or filter system would have helped you out more than once. We know, and we agree! That’s why we’ve made it a priority with Exceptionless 2.0, which is coming very soon. To expand on our previous “Exceptionless 2.0 User Interface FIRST LOOK” article, we want to give …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
