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Responsible engineering prevents costly failures in a scaling world

Here at Raygun, we are committed to providing awesome digital experiences. Technology can transform the digital world, just like the physical one, for the people's benefit. We believe responsible engineering drives this transformation, which we summarize as follows: In this article, we demonstrate how these core principles-which we all share at Raygun-have informed the design of our tools. Software tools enable engineers to assure the quality of their evolving products, and ultimately support seamless digital experiences for end users.

The future of .NET for cross-platform development with .NET MAUI and Blazor

The.NET ecosystem rapidly evolves, equipping developers with the latest tools and frameworks for cross-platform application development. In a recent Founder & Friends podcast episode, “Everything.NET,” Raygun CEO John Daniel Trask (JD) and Microsoft Principal Program Manager James Montemagno explored the present and future of cross-platform development, highlighting Microsoft’s pivotal role in shaping the direction of this rapidly evolving field.

Seamless error monitoring with Spring Boot and Raygun

This guest post comes from long-time Raygun customer Midtrans, a leading payment gateway in Southeast Asia. As Midtrans grew, so did the number of applications requiring error monitoring. To tackle the challenges of scaling and standardizing Raygun across multiple teams and services, they created a custom Spring Boot starter for Raygun. Now, Midtrans is excited to share this open-source Spring Boot auto-configuration with the community.

Cross-platform mobile development with Uno Platform

Xamarin has been a popular choice for cross-platform mobile development, but Microsoft’s shift to.NET MAUI has developers seeking alternatives. Uno Platform is an open-source.NET framework for building apps across mobile, desktop, web, and embedded devices. Raygun CEO John-Daniel Trask interviewed Uno Platform’s Francois Tanguay and Sasha Krsmanovic on a recent Founder & Friends podcast. They discussed Uno Platform’s advantages over Xamarin and its productivity benefits.
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Benchmarking OpenAI models for automated error resolution

Large Language Models (LLMs) are increasingly shaping the future of software development, offering new possibilities in code generation, debugging, and error resolution. Recent advancements in these AI-driven tools have prompted a closer examination of their practical applications and potential impact on developer workflows.

Top 6 JavaScript errors and how developers can fix them

JavaScript errors are every developer’s nightmare. They’re not just irritating—they can stop your project dead in its tracks. And let’s face it, whether you’re a seasoned pro or just getting started, you’re bound to encounter these mistakes. But why keep tripping over the same issues? At Raygun, we’ve seen it all when it comes to JavaScript errors, and we know which ones are the real time-wasters.
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Effortless error monitoring for Adobe Commerce: Introducing the free Magenizr Raygun module

At Magenizr, we're always looking for tools to make life easier for developers and merchants. Not too long ago, we found ourselves in a bind. We were scouring the Adobe Commerce Marketplace and Github repositories for an error monitoring app tailored for e-commerce shops but came up empty-handed. New Relic was overkill for shops that just needed to pinpoint where errors were cropping up.

2.5X faster and 88% cheaper error resolution with GPT-4o mini and Raygun

In May, GPT-4o was released, refining the GPT-4 architecture with native multi-modal input support, faster speeds, and a cheaper price per token. This week, with the release of GPT-4o mini, it’s even more cost-effective and quicker. This model is considered better than GPT-3.5 Turbo, being faster and smarter—a win all around. Let’s put it to the test in a real-world application to see just how good it is for software developers.