Thomas Ardal

Like last year, we've asked our users for feedback. This is a summary of the responses we've received. We switched from a range of 5 possible answers to the more standardized Customer Effort Score (CES), consisting of 7 different answers from 1 to 7. This makes ...

Since writing this post, we have launched elmah.io Heartbeats. ASP.NET Core Health Checks now integrates seamlessly with Heartbeats. Check out Logging heartbeats from ASP.NET Core for more information. We just published a new integration between ASP.NET Core and elmah.io. As you already know, elmah.io ...

How many conferences do you attend each year? Probably not more that one. While great fun, attending conferences is often time-consuming and just the fact that you are not coding scares some bosses away. Luckily, most conferences tape sessions and make them publicly available a month or two after the ...

We've supported a range of different logging frameworks for years. The more modern options support something called structured logging, which means that you can embed rich information inside a log message: log.Information("Hello from {user}", "Ray Donovan"); When looking at the message logged ...

This is part 7 in our series about ASP.NET Core: * Part 1: AppSettings in ASP.NET Core * Part 2: Config transformations in ASP.NET Core * Part 3: Configuration with Azure App Services and ASP.NET Core * Part 4: ASP.NET Core Logging Tutorial * Part 5: Error Logging Middleware in ...

Since publishing this blog post the Retry failed requests feature has been removed. We hope that you are utilising elmah.io to help you fix your bugs. Deciding if a bug is fixed or not, can be somewhat tricky. To help you investigate, we have launched a new Retry Request ...

Today, I'm happy to share some huge news. elmah.io is no longer limited to logging errors from your server. We now also support client-side logging through the recent addition, simply named elmah.io.javascript. With elmah.io.javascript, JavaScript errors happening right there in the users' ...

Hosting on Azure and building on Azure DevOps? You should utilize the (now) wonderful release management tool built into DevOps. I've written about continuous deployment in the past here: Configure and deploy Azure Functions with Kudu and Continuous Deployment of Azure Functions with Slots. Since writing those posts, ...

We've released some great additions to the Daily Digest email during the last weeks. All changes are documented on our changelog, but I want to sum up to give you an overview of how the daily digest email has progressed. Summary of new errors Being able to spot ...