Slice and dice your trace data with Sentry's new Trace Explorer. Create custom span-based metrics, query custom attributes, and finally sort by timestamp. Give it a shot today.
Sentry integrates directly with the tools you already use, giving you real-time crash and performance insights for Unity, Unreal Engine, and Godot. - Unity:…
As projects get bigger, it may be harder to identify errors in your code. Tackle issues quickly by implementing logging & debugging in Java. See more here.
Learn how to integrate Sentry with Pinia for enhanced error tracking in Vue and Nuxt applications. Get complete state visibility and debugging insights when errors occur.
Easily pinpoint where issues start & user experience is affected with Session Replay for Mobile. Learn how to get started with finding & fixing errors here.
Note: Since this blog was written, AI Autofix is now called Seer. There’s a common misunderstanding that profiling is only useful for tiny savings that impact…
As the retirement of the Visual Studio App Center approaches, it’s time to consider other tools. See how Sentry can make this migration less chaotic here.
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Snuba, the primary storage and query service for event data that powers Sentry in production, has historically been doing rate limiting under the hood, making…
If you’ve ever been floored by a sub-100ms response time, you’ve likely got caching to thank. Caching is the unsung hero of performance, shaving precious…
Pairing VS Code & Sentry can lead to quicker resolved issues in your app. Learn how to debug your Python project with these two tools here.
Building a dynamic high-performance application in Next.js will always come with issues. See common Next.js errors & real examples of how to solve them here.
Ensuring a seamless player experience is critical for game developers, and yet unanticipated crashes and performance issues continue to harm games’ reputations…
Slow database queries drag down performance for both developers and users. They waste resources, slow down testing, and frustrate customers with laggy experiences. But often, there’s a surprisingly simple fix: indexing. Here’s how indexing works and when to use it, regardless of your schema.
Test flakiness is a big issue. Not only can it be a colossal time investment to detect and fix, but it hurts perhaps the biggest value you get from your tests—their trustworthiness. A test you cannot trust is a useless test. Time spent maintaining a useless test is time wasted; time that could have been spent building.
