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Announcing Memory Error Tracker
Many native application crashes can be attributed to poor memory management, memory leaks, or race conditions. These errors often remaining undetected for long periods, before causing occasional, difficult-to-diagnose crashes. Tools [...]
10 reasons to try the new backtrace-node update
Backtrace <3 Node.js. Why? Node.js applications are becoming more commonplace in many enterprises due to their ease of use for microservices. At Backtrace, we provide a better debugging experience for [...]
HelloBacktrace – A guide to Crash and Error Reporting with C++, C#, and Mixed call stacks
HelloBacktrace A brief guide to create simple C++, C# and mixed call stack programs integrated with Backtrace Overview This series will walk readers through a step by step process to [...]
Announcing Mobile Crash Management from Backtrace!
When we say multiplatform, we mean multiplatform! We’re proud to bring the power of Backtrace to native iOS and Android apps—making it easy for mobile developers to integrate crash handling into their [...]
Industry-Leading Minidump Support
Minidump Support with Backtrace A minidump file can be incredibly useful to software engineers who need to debug an application crash or fault. That’s because minidumps can contain the callstack [...]
April 2019 Product Update
Flowers are blooming and Backtrace is shipping new features! The new Web Console, support for proprietary extensions in Microsoft debug formats, and updates to our crash reporting libraries headline recent [...]
Advanced Exception Handling in C# and .NET Applications
Backtrace has been working with C# and .NET developers for past year to develop a crash and exception handling library that allows you to understand better an exception generated by [...]
The New Backtrace UI: Getting Closer to the Jobs to be Done
Backtrace is introducing a new User Experience. We call it Console 2.0, because we’re engineers and couldn’t be bothered to find a flashy name. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ We’ve been talking to the [...]
