At ElixirConf US 2025, Gonzalo Rodriguez explains how to build an exception tracker in Elixir - capturing runtime errors across BEAM processes and handling even silently rescued exceptions. https://t.co/dL95cHg4z0
๐ก๏ธ Learn to build secure, observable systems! Join Matt Ludwigs, @maennchen_, @Nezteb & @grzuy as they cover Elixir security, telemetry, exception tracking & more.
Tower has fully de-coupled exception capturing from reporting. Capture once, report to one or many destinations.
Meaning, you can, at any time, try out an alternative "Error Tracking service" as you continue to use the current one without disruption.
๐ Excited to share Tower, our open-source, agnostic error reporting package for #Elixir! ๐ฆCatch unexpected errors and send reports to email, Slack, ErrorTracker, Sentry, and more.
Check out our blog post to learn more:
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#myelixirstatus
@Tangui@dzhuvi Not sure that HSS-LMS assignment is final. In https://t.co/pKZozaPBA8 it says "TBD1 (Value between -256 and 255 to be assigned by IANA, with a preferrence for -46)"
Come join @grzuy and @brauliomlm at @bostonrb
tomorrow! Our team is talking about the #WebAuthn#Ruby gem and how to adopt it on production-ready applications. More details here: https://t.co/zAMQl8TKHi
Build a #security culture: be safe by default, encourage learning about security, and security is everyone's responsibility. The best takeaways from @jackmccr 's talk about "Rails Security at Scale". It's cool to know how @Shopify approaches such a sensitive matter. #railsconf
If you ever had to write an_array[1..-1] to get the "rest of an array" in ruby like me, I think you will appreciate new "endless range" syntax in ruby 2.6, i.e. an_array[1..]