Ben Vinegar

At its core, Sentry is a tool that alerts you to defects in your production software. But it does more than blast stack traces into your…

Source maps are awesome... when they work. Here are four reasons why your source maps are broken and tips on how to fix them.

Spare your inbox from noisy unwanted errors with these helpful tips.

Use inbound data filters to automatically reject unwanted issues.

Use redux-raven-middleware to attach Redux app state and logs to Sentry crash reports.

Sentry now supports Vue.js, including Vue 2

Sentry now automatically expands minified errors from production React apps.

We're excited to announce that Katie Lundsgaard is joining the engineering team.

Sentry now supports Angular 2 with full TypeScript support

If you’ve done any work with the JavaScript `onerror` event before, you’ve probably come across the following: "Script error."

We’re excited to announce that Jess MacQueen is joining the engineering team. Jess joins us from Chartio where she worked on everything from…

In our client JavaScript SDK – Raven.js – we make use of a lot of function wrapping. We even provide a utility API method, , that…

is a special browser event that fires whenever an uncaught JavaScript error has been thrown. It’s one of the easiest ways to log client-side…

We’ve just released version 2.0.0 of our client JavaScript integration library, Raven.js. This version introduces some important major…

These days, the code you use to write your application isn’t usually the same code that’s deployed in production and interpreted by browsers…

Earlier this month we announced a brand new version of Sentry, “version 8”. Besides a brand new look and feel, Sentry 8 introduces some…