Armin Ronacher

WASM can do some awesome things. But what’s not awesome? Debugging with WASM.

Crashes are something we know a thing or two about. Here are some ideas on how to prevent your app from crashing due to an SDK issue that's out of your control.

In our Building a Sentry series, we'll be covering all the nitty-gritty details that go into building a debug experience at scale.

Here's a structural blueprint for constructing a SaaS application.

Our new unified SDKs have arrived! Get a glimpse at what's changed and what it means for you.

As happy Rust users ourselves, it makes us even happier to be able to say that we now have a Sentry Rust SDK. This means you can now report panics, failures, and other types of incidents to Sentry.

Rust has been great for Sentry! But talking to people who are new to Rust, it's hard to get rid of the feeling that Rust can be an... adventure. So here are some things not to do in Rust (and what to do instead).

We released sentry-cocoa 3.10.0, which resolves a security incident that may have affected users on macOS apps without a sandbox.

Did you know you can send events to Sentry from bash?

Sharing our new approach to using Rust in Python.

Some in depth information about how symbolication of crash reports on iOS works.

We improved our development experience for iOS.

Why your JavaScript events are coming in quicker now.

Sentry now fully supports Cocoa, with both Swift and Objective-C clients

You can now use U2F devices (like yubikeys), Google Authenticator (or similar apps supporting TOTP), or SMS as second factor authentication.

If there’s one thing we’re particularly proud of Sentry for, it’s that not only does it notify you of new issues in your applications, but…

It’s always nice if a project outgrows your initial vision in a way. This happened for the first time in Sentry a long time ago when…

Sentry is more useful when notifications arrive exactly where you want them. That’s why we’ve always put emphasis on supporting a wide range…