November Product Updates for Sentry
Grab your favorite mug, fill it with some warm chocolatey goodness – it is hot cocoa season after all –, and check out our most recent product updates to Sentry.
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Spotlight: Sentry for Development
A long time ago I worked on a project called Django Debug Toolbar (DJDT). It was a local development plugin that would give you a debug overlay within Django’s development environment, helping you diagnose things like the SQL queries being made, environment configuration, and what templates were rendered. In general, it made the local dev experience much better, helping you prevent or more easily fix things like N+1 queries.
Web Unleashed 2023: Publishing JavaScript Libraries Made Easy - Abhijeet Prasad
Now more than ever, it’s complicated to publish an JavaScript library, especially if it’s open source. You have to keep in mind different JS runtimes, different TypeScript settings, and different bundler configurations – let’s not even get started on ESM vs. CJS.
Sentry vs Crashlytics: Deep Dive & Live Demo
We get a lot of questions from mobile developers about the difference between Sentry and Firebase Crashlytics, a lightweight crash reporting tool. In this workshop, we provided all the details you need to know to make an informed decision.
Licensing and the Future of Open Source | Day 5 | Sentry Launch Week
Today we’re taking another step by relicensing both Sentry and Codecov under a new license we’ve written called the Functional Source License (FSL). FSL is an evolution of BSL that deepens our commitment to balancing user freedom and developer sustainability. We think it is a compelling option for Open Source-minded SaaS companies such as ourselves who wish to grant freedom without harmful free-riding.
Introducing the Functional Source License: Freedom without Free-riding
Sentry started life in 2008 as an unlicensed, 71-line Django plugin. The next year we began publishing it under BSD-3, and ten years later we switched to the Business Source License (BSL or BUSL). Last year we purchased Codecov, and a few months ago we published it under BSL/BUSL as well. That led to some vigorous debate because of our use of the term “Open Source” to describe Codecov, from which emerged this helpful suggestion from Adam Jacob, co-founder of Chef.
SDK & Integration Updates: Sentry for every platform, framework, and tool
It seems like these days there’s a new exciting framework or dev tool launched every week. The challenge is that even if you’re ready and able to use new products, your existing tooling might not be up to the task; it could be months or years before your developer tools add support for the burgeoning platforms you want to use.
SDK & Integration Updates: Every platform, framework, and tool | Sentry Launch Week | November 2023
Today, we’re announcing new capabilities for emerging web development platforms and frameworks – like Bun, Deno, Next.js, and Remix – as well as improvements to our Mobile project onboarding flow. We’re also expanding our ecosystem reach with new APIs to make it easy to connect Sentry to any tool, key improvements to our existing integrations, and launching four new integrations: Opsgenie, Discord, Cloudflare Workers, and LaunchDarkly.
EU Data Residency & How We Built It | Sentry Launch Week | November 2023
Like many of our customers, Sentry takes privacy and data sovereignty seriously. One of Sentry’s values is to be for “Every Developer,” and we can’t do that with a US-only data-solution. That’s why, starting next month all Sentry organizations will be able to choose where your Sentry data is hosted – either in the US or the EU.