Want to get the most out of defect tracking on the new Loupe?
On our most recent blog, we review first-time user tips for Loupe Resolve and how to get it running smoothly:
https://t.co/DtW5v1yDSF
We are excited to announce that Loupe 5 is coming out next week! On 12/24/2022, we're releasing the new update for our SaaS users. This update includes a new UI, an APM module, and more.
You can learn more about the rollout on the blog ->
https://t.co/R6t5vH6PgQ
Wonder what supplemental data you should add to a log?
Ultimately, it depends on where and when you will read it. Learn more about supplemental data, and how it's displayed in Loupe 5, on the blog:
https://t.co/gtm7Z7FfeL
Want a sneak peak of centralized logging on Loupe 5? Watch our most recent demo of the View module!
It includes a quick look at our application session browsing interface, viewing events and logs, metric graphing, and more.
https://t.co/PU5NopiZKZ
Do you know how to log to a file with Microsoft.Extensions.Logging?
On the blog, we review what a provider is, show file logging examples with .NET 6, and discuss if a log file is the best choice for every project.
Read the post in the link below:
https://t.co/sgCSDnhsLv
Yesterday on the blog, we took a look at centralized log viewing on Loupe 5!
Changes include a new UI, metric data graphing, and more:
https://t.co/H7SvIUkAe6
Want a look at the next version of Loupe? We've started to use it ourselves for some day-to-day tasks, and wrote about it on the blog!
Loupe 5 is on the way, and this is how it's beginning to change our own workflow:
https://t.co/xmc6SzQ1ds
Want a look at the next version of Loupe? We've started to use it ourselves for some day-to-day tasks, and wrote about it on the blog!
Loupe 5 is on the way, and this is how it's beginning to change our own workflow:
https://t.co/xmc6SzQ1ds
Looking to build a .NET 6 application from scratch? Loupe can carry the logging load!
On the blog, we go over how to get started with Loupe on .NET 6 using the new minimal hosting model:
https://t.co/1LmGu8sS1U
Looking to get started with .NET 6? Loupe's got your back! Our Loupe Agents work with the newest .NET already.
You can learn more about Loupe with .NET 6 on our most recent blog:
https://t.co/KlF6Ga0l09
Want centralized logging for your JavaScript app?
Last week on the blog, we took a look at the Loupe client-side logging agent and took it for a spin with an Angular application.
You can read more here:
https://t.co/RP29yC73GB
Loupe 4.10 Update 3 is live!
This maintenance release includes bug fixes for both Loupe Desktop and Loupe Server, available for download now. If you want to learn more, take a look at our most recent release notes:
https://t.co/bO42IFIQ9K
We released a new update for the Loupe Agent over the weekend!
The update includes some bug fixes and a user requested change: reduced informative logs when sessions are sent automatically.
See it on Git:
https://t.co/ueqrP3HsoM
And Nuget:
https://t.co/lf2NjmUYDu
Recently, we've updated the Loupe Trial to improve the new user experience. But how did we know there was a problem in the first place?
Well, the proof was in our logs! You can read about our new update and how we made it here:
https://t.co/cMaPPsRJkc
Let's go over some .NET logging fundamentals!
Today on the blog, we review the three components needed for logging an application on .NET Core and .NET 5:
https://t.co/qhaLhpHlaj
Deciding whether to use Serilog or Microsoft Extensions Logging on your next .NET project? It doesn't have to be a hard decision - use both!
Read why we consider the two a great pair on our latest blog:
https://t.co/WnUGZPDvoC
Today we released five new tutorial videos for Loupe Server!
Watch us set up a new account from scratch, add other users, create error notifications for a .NET application, and more ->
https://t.co/6DMa2MKghx
More enhancements for NLog & Loupe thanks to a community contributor - now storing structured logging data in the Log Message Details for Loupe:
https://t.co/h2WYTfaJoE