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React 19 isn’t GA yet, but Sentry already supports it. The Sentry React SDK now supports React 19 and it’s new error handling hooks. This means that Sentry will automatically attach your component stack to every new error, making it easy to know where to look in your component tree for debugging.

See your source code in your JavaScript project’s stack trace by uploading source maps to Sentry. Learn how to use the Sentry source map wizard to unminify the code displayed in a Sentry issue’s stack trace.

Sentry’s User Feedback gives your users an easy way to provide direct input on problems they encounter on your site – whether that be a frontend error, broken link, or misleading label – to help get context into a known error or catch an issue that can only be spotted in the UX. This simple widget can be customized to match your site’s look and feel and embedded non-intrusively. Learn how to set it up with this step-by-step demo.

Have you come to realize your images are probably the culprit for your sites performance issues? Get tips for how to optimize images in our latest Snack of the Week.

With both a Sentry and GitHub account, you can now interact with Sentry from the Copilot interface in VSCode *and* from GitHub.

In this workshop, the Supabase developer relations team will demo connecting a Next.js project to Supabase, and integrating Sentry. Learn how Supabase can improve the performance and scale of your PostgreSQL database, and how Sentry can notify you about issues in real-time and surface the context you need to fix them.

Session Replay for mobile SDKs like React Native, Android and iOS is now available in Alpha. Watch this video to see a preview of features like breadcrumbs, visible R gestures on the screen and networking. Note: The featured application, Bluesky, is an OSS application and the data shown is not sensitive.

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Join this session to learn how we are making Sentry smart(er) with artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML). In addition to previewing Autofix, we’ll share how we are using ML to better prioritize issues and alerts.

See why 4M developers consider Sentry “not bad”. Get the context you need when your code breaks. See the environment, OS, device, and commit that introduced an error, and what’s causing slowdowns in your application, down to the broken line of code.