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One of the ongoing initiatives for the Bugsnag Frontend Team has been a migration of our codebase away from coffeescript. It hasn’t been an easy journey, and it isn’t yet complete, but we thought we’d share what we have learned from this process and how we have managed to speed our conversion without overly sacrificing productivity or stability. Why move away from coffeescript Javascript has becom
PLATFORM Error monitoring & reporting for Rails apps Automatically detect Ruby on Rails exceptions, prioritize what needs attention, and find the answers you need to quickly resolve errors and ship applications with confidence.
Profiling real-world Node code is extremely difficult. It’s very hard to track which CPU cycles were used by what. Callbacks can execute in any order, and the call stack gets destroyed each time you have an async break in your code. async-profile is a new Node CPU profiler that doesn’t have these problems. It’s the first of its kind, and tracks the flow of your code through continuations, callback
PLATFORM Error and performance monitoring insights for JavaScript applications Automatically detect JavaScript errors on your website and optimize website performance by monitoring real user experiences in real time. Real time browser performance insights Real user monitoring insights into web performance to rapidly identify lags and get the context you need to fix the root cause. Leverage user me
When MongoDB 2.6-rc0 was released earlier this week I decided to take a look at the Release Notes to see what I have to look forward to when 2.6 is finally released and production ready. Bugsnag uses MongoDB as our primary document store, storing terabytes of data in our cluster, so I read over the release notes with a keen eye. There are a few really cool features that are well worth reading abou
Error monitoring in JavaScript is a thorny problem. On the one hand window.onerror will at least notify you when something goes wrong. On the other, it won’t give you enough information to actually debug the problem. Notably absent in many cases is the stack trace. That said, with a little bit of work it’s possible to get stacktraces that are reasonably complete in all browsers. Bugsnag’s JavaScri
Blog Introducing BugSnag Real User Monitoring for Flutter & React Native Applications
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