Amazon Focuses on Quality and Stability of Lumberyard Game Engine with Backtrace
Last year at the Montreal International Games Summit, we had an amazing experience partnering with Chris Brunning, Solutions Architect at Amazon Web Services, for a live demo during the [...]
CppCon 2018 is Finally Here!
Our team is thrilled to be exhibiting at CppCon for the third year in a row! Whether you're new to the show, or have been coming since the first year, [...]
Sneak Peek and Early Access for Console 2.0
We’re proud to offer a sneak peek of Console 2.0! The new user interface is a culmination of the feedback we received from our customers as well as [...]
August Product Update
The Backtrace team has been hard at work this summer cooking up some new features. In this post, we’ll take a quick tour through some of the new capabilities, the [...]
Best Practices for C# for Exception Reporting
Since the early days of .NET and C#, developers have been using logging libraries like log4Net or NLog as a way to report on errors and exceptions in applications. This [...]
Breakpoint: George Neville-Neil and the Multi-Threaded Server
Breakpoint is a series of articles where we follow engineers along the journey of debugging the most challenging bugs they’ve encountered over the years. These war stories, in turn, help inform [...]
Backtrace has News for Unity and XBox Developers!
Crash Reporting for C#, Unity, and XBox One now available Successful games are a result of an engaging experience that draws users in. Whether that’s by gameplay, artistry, or storytelling, [...]
iOS and macOS support with Backtrace and PLCrashReporter
iOS and macOS support with Backtrace and PLCrashReporter With the June product update just announced, Backtrace had some terrific news for the macOS and iOS communities—native support for the PLCrashReporter [...]
News for Mac, iOS, Jira, and PTrace Users
June Product Update Packs in News for Mac, iOS, Jira, and PTrace For the June product update, the goal was to make things easier for Backtrace users across a wider [...]
