The Honeybadger Developer Blog

Tutorials, product info, and good advice from the Honeybadger crew.

What you need to know about bootstrapping

Honeybadger is proud to be a bootstrapped business. We like that we've maintained control of our product vision. But it's not an easy road. Here are a few things you should know.

Announcing AlertOps integration

We are excited to announce that AlertOps is now integrated with Honeybadger!

Why is URI.join so counterintuitive?

I recently found myself using URI.join to construct certain some redirect URLs. But I quickly ran into a problem. URI.join wasn't behaving like I expected. In this post we trace the unexpected behavior through the source of URI.join and back to the original RFC.

Monitorama 2016 Recap

Our co-founder and resident human exception tracker, Josh, recently went to Monitorama 2016. He brought back goodies to share with our team!

Announcing AptWatcher

AptWatcher is a tiny Sinatra app that notifies your Slack channel about pending apt package updates.

New features, just in time for summer!

We're talking official support for more platforms, as well as integrations with ops tools and customer service portals!

Version 2 of our Read API

We have a new version of our Read API that provides additional data and advanced search.

Request metrics for Node.js

Our npm package can now send us request metrics for Connect, Express and other Node.js web frameworks (or you can roll your own!).

How Honeybadger uses Elixir to monitor Heroku

In this post we discuss at length how we use Elixir to monitor application logs for our Heroku customers so that we can report additional types of errors.

Honeybadger for Go (golang) v0.0.3 released

Last week we released some improvements to our Go client, which reports panics and errors from Go applications. You can now configure the client to ignore errors in development/test mode.
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