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Workshop: Mobile App Monitoring Platforms Don't Have To Be Noisy

Debugging mobile apps shouldn’t mean drowning in alerts or spelunking through logs just to figure out why your app stuttered or froze. Most tools flood you with noise and leave you guessing. In this workshop, we’ll show you how to use Sentry to cut through the noise and zero in on what actually matters—whether it’s jank from blocked main threads, ANRs in production, dropped frames during scroll, or regressions that somehow made it to production.

Laravel just works. Now your performance monitoring does too.

You remember that first time spinning up a Laravel app? Routes, auth, ORM, queues, all wired up without much effort. It’s one of the reasons Laravel feels productive out of the box. But when something starts slowing down, an Eloquent query drags, a job takes forever, or cache misses creep up, it’s not always obvious where to look. Laravel gives you the tools, but connecting the dots between them is usually on you.

Emerge Tools is now a part of Sentry

Today I'm thrilled to announce that Emerge Tools is joining Sentry. Emerge builds best-in-class mobile tooling trusted by some of the most important brands in the world. You’ve probably seen the work of the team through their relentless efforts to improve mobile builds, efforts we’ve always admired here at Sentry. It was no surprise that when we finally met Emerge founders Josh and Noah we found that we shared a similar view of the world and hit it off instantly.

Monitoring & Debugging a Checkout Flow in Flask & React

When your checkout flow breaks, customers disappear faster than most ‘cutting-edge’ JS metaframeworks. Thankfully, setting up observability for your critical paths—like a customer checkout—is painless with Sentry. Let's walk through how we instrumented, monitored, and fixed a major issue, with minimal effort.

Monitor and Debug Laravel Applications with Sentry

Join me for a hands-on workshop where we'll debug real-world issues in a Laravel and React application using Sentry. We'll tackle three common production problems: You'll learn how to use Sentry's powerful tools including: Performance monitoring and tracing Error context enrichment Seer AI for root cause analysis Session Replay and Breadcrumbs By the end, you'll be equipped to debug complex issues in your own applications with confidence!

Sentry's AI debugger now references traces for troubleshooting distributed systems

Debugging is an ever-present pain for all developers, and that will continue despite, or maybe even thanks to, the rise of AI-written code. Tools like Sentry have been around for a while to help us engineers track and debug issues, but it’s tempting to make that process even faster and easier with some shiny new AI tools. Sure, I could just copy-paste the exception’s stack trace from Sentry into ChatGPT, but what if I really wanted something smart?

Common Downtime Causes and How Website Monitoring Can Help

Downtime only shows up at the most inconvenient moments — like right after a 'quick deploy' or during the five minutes you dared to step away. Maybe it’s a traffic spike hammering one endpoint and taking the rest down with it. Maybe it’s that 'small change' you confidently shipped straight to prod. Either way, users can’t reach your site, and now you’re debugging live in production.

Application Debugging in Sentry with Flags, Tracing, and Seer

In this video, Cody takes you on a tour or fixing problems in the Unborked marketplace using Flags, Traces, and Seer! Sentry is all about giving you options when it comes to debugging - whether its using the dev toolbar to manage feature flags on the fly, using replays and tracing to dive deep into whats happening in your application, or even using Seer (in beta) to pull all the context from your application together - everything from traces, to errors, to stack traces and more - and give you a root cause of what went wrong, and pull a PR to fix it.