Exceptionless

Any guesses when we went live with System.Text.Json (upgrading from Newtonsoft.Json) for our entire API serving an insane amount of requests? The p99 latency speaks for itself. 👀 The best part? It's all open source. 🚀 @dotnet @aspnet @davidfowl

Check out Exceptionless, real-time error, feature, and log reporting for your apps. github.com/exceptionless/… #opensource #dotnet

@huntabyte @shadcn @ciscoheat @dotnet @svelte github.com/exceptionless/…

🎁Our latest release is here with .NET 9 support, bug fixes and a very early sneak peek at what's next! 🎁 We'd like to thank the community, @huntabyte, @shadcn, @ciscoheat, @dotnet, @svelte for all that you do!

🚀 Exciting news! You can now support Exceptionless through GitHub Sponsorship! 🌟 If you're self-hosting and love what we do, this is your chance to contribute. Let's make Exceptionless even better, together! github.com/sponsors/excep… #OpenSource #DevCommunity 🎉👩‍💻👨‍💻

I've been playing around with @aspnet core validation improvements to @Exceptionless. Using Fluent Validation + @khellang problem details to get front end @sveltejs @typescript classes generated with validation decorators (github.com/typestack/clas…) from @OpenApiSpec. Code is here: github.com/exceptionless/… ... I'm using github.com/acacode/swagge… with customized templates and getting rules into OpenAPI spec using github.com/micro-elements…

All of that to say, @Exceptionless is an amazing library that will help you get a handle on exceptions in your code. I can't recommend them highly enough.

@danmiser How's it working out for you?

Random OutOfMemory exceptions throwing in one web site since upgrading to .NET 6. Start looking into it. I get a notification from @Exceptionless that they have a new .NET 6 deploy out there. I think we're done investigating the OOM. lol github.com/exceptionless/…

🚀Exciting news! Introducing .NET Client 6, packed with major enhancements, UI updates, and bug fixes just for our amazing developers! 🌟 Enjoy new features, improved debugging, and an even better development experience! 🛠️ exceptionless.com/news/2023/2023…

New major #JavaScript client release is here! Clearing the entire GitHub backlog & introducing new features! Enhanced error handling, ignore browser extension errors, bug fixes, & a major boost to the developer experience are just some of the highlights github.com/exceptionless/…

I've learned so much about #JavaScript in past week working on @Exceptionless client trying to implement JSON max depth support. I decided to write a prune function to deep copy & respect max depth... It's turned into so much more due to massive complexity github.com/exceptionless/…

Our latest update includes new features such as support for Discord notifications, @elastic 8, @opentelemetry, @dotnet 7.0, arm64 and more. Plus, we've merged our UI codebase into our main repo for streamlined self-hosting and development. github.com/exceptionless/…

Exciting news for #dotnet developers! The latest 5.0 Exceptionless client now supports #Blazor - making error tracking and reporting even easier! Upgrade now and improve your debugging game #webdevelopment github.com/exceptionless/…

@PierB Interesting tidbit. Exceptionless does 11.4% of the traffic that StackOverflow does. 🙂

StackOverflow handles 6,000 reqs/s for all the StackExchange sites. 99.999% of web apps will not handle even a fraction of that. Stop thinking you need to handle millions of reqs/s. You're not Amazon, Google, Facebook, or Twitter.

@ThomasArdal Pick me!! 😁 We are an exception and other types of events reporting app that is open source and free to host on your own while we also provide a hosted version. exceptionless.com

Do you know any .NET exception utility/improvement packages besides Xeption and Ben.Demystifier? #twitterbrain

We thought it'd be fun to wire up some event handling with our new #JavaScript client in a #Svelte app. Hope you like it! exceptionless.com/news/2021/2021…

Sometimes, it's not just the event data that matters. It's the event data coupled with who it is impacting and how often. Here's our guide to associating user info to events with Exceptionless's #JavaScript client. exceptionless.com/news/2021/2021…

This was a lot of fun to build. I learned quite a bit about #NPM workspaces which is pretty nice but still needs some work before it completely replaces other tooling. Lots of research to try and get a great tooling experience with #TypeScript with minimal tooling.