Honeybadger updates

Honeybadger now supports causes / nested exceptions

Ruby 2.1 and later support nested exceptions via the Exception#cause method. Now you can view these for any error reported to Honeybadger. This post gives a brief introduction to exception causes in Ruby, and shows you what they look like in the Honeybadger UI.

Announcing realtime error monitoring for Go

If you're a Go developer, we have some great news: you can now monitor your Go applications for panics and errors with Honeybadger! We've been working hard to create the same great error monitoring experience that our Ruby customers enjoy for the Go community, and we hope you'll love the results.

Honeybager Mobile - now for iOS and Android

We’re super excited to announce the release of the official Honeybadger Mobile app for iOS and Android

With this new app you’ll get flexible push notifications for errors and outages. You’ll be able to manage critical problems on the go and ignore...

Announcing the New Honeybadger iOS App

Have you ever wished you could use honeybadger on your iPhone, iPad or Apple Watch? Well now you can.

We're super excited to announce the release of the official Honeybadger app for iOS.

With this new app you'll get flexible push notifications for...

A more visible backtrace & cleaner error summary

Last week we sent out a survey to our users asking them what changes they would make to Honeybadger. We're planning on redesigning the user interface and wanted some feedback.

As we read through the responses it became clear that a lot of the things...

Introducing the new 2.x Honeybadger gem

After nearly six months of effort that nearly cost us the sanity of our beloved Joshua Wood, we are proud to officially announce the release of version 2.x of the Honeybadger gem. Upgrade instructions are here.

If you're thinking to yourself, "Wait...

Incoming: uptime monitoring WebHooks

When your site is totally unresponsive (i.e. down), it's a big deal. Oddly enough, application errors may not surface during major outages if the failure is outside of the application. That's why we built uptime monitoring into Honeybadger: in addition...

New search features

Today we're releasing a powerful new set of search features not only to help you find errors inside of Honeybadger, but to tell Honeybadger which errors you want to be notified of.

If there's one thing we've learned while building Honeybadger, it...

Link to your user admin

Our latest feature saves you a click or two — and you're going to love it. You probably already know that Honeybadger can let you know which users were impacted by an error in your Rails application. By using the context feature you can send custom...

Honeybadger helps Less Accounting stay bug-free this tax season.

LessAccounting has been in production since 2007 and it was started in Ruby 1.8.6 and Rails 2. Yeah, it’s been around for a while.

Even though its simple accounting software, it’s still large and complex with lots of moving pieces and different parts...

Honeybadger partners with Cloud 66

We’re excited to announce our partnership with Cloud 66 - a service to provision, deploy and scale Ruby apps on your own servers on any cloud.

Since launching last year, they’ve taken the Ruby world by storm. They have an amazing product. People are...

Introducing feedback

Here at Honeybadger we're big fans of eating our own dog food. We were all contractors when we started Honeybadger, and still use our own software regularly to monitor our personal projects. One of the main benefits of this is that it's not difficult...

We're partnering with PagerDuty!

Today is a big day for us. It’s the first day of our OFFICIAL partnership with the fine folks over at PagerDuty.

What does that mean for you?

It means you'll have even more control over how and when you receive your Honeybadger alerts.

You simply...

Announcing uptime and performance metrics for Rails

Uptime and performance monitoring for ruby and rails applications

Honeybadger now includes server monitoring!

The more you understand the context of your errors, the faster you can fix them. That’s why we’ve added server monitoring to all accounts...

Alerts and integrations just leveled up

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Since the beginning, you've been asking for:

More integrations with tools like Jira, Sprintly and PagerDuty A richer and more granular system of alerts

Well, my friends, today you have them.

We've just shipped a completely...

Batch resolve and error trendlines

Batch Resolve

Don't think we settled for a dumb old "resolve all" button. Our batch resolve is tied to our powerful error search system.

That means you can resolve all errors assigned to you that are in staging and contain the word "banana."

PHP exception monitoring with Honeybadger

Don't forget where you come from

It's 2013, baby, you're a badass rails developer. Sure you've made a few mistakes. Most of them in PHP. But those days are long gone left behind in a trail of dust with your matchbox twenty LPs and your matrix trenchcoat...

Comments are a beautiful thing

Github flavored markdown lets you add structure, images, links and code to your comments. By the way, did you know that you can comment on an error just by replying to it's email notice? Pretty cool, huh?

Here's the code we used to create the example...

Honeybadger is #winning

The results are in: Honeybadger was able to grab a 50% market share of winning apps at Rails Rumble! Amid strong competition (in an apparently crowded market), the 'badger has landed as the clear favorite:

So, you might ask, who all used Honeybadger...