Unity Notifier Upgrades — Unity 5 support and more detailed error reports
We’ve added powerful features to the Bugsnag Unity notifier to help you debug your games more easily. The latest update gives you more detailed error reports and expanded...
Why we revamped our onboarding process at Bugsnag
I joined Bugsnag as the first Office Manager in July of 2015. Over the next six months we doubled in size, opened an international office in Bath, England,...
Welcome the new Bugsnag Sales Team
Since hiring Roger Topp as our VP of Sales, he’s been hard at work assembling our new sales team. We’re so excited to welcome our seven new team...
Discard errors by browser version in Bugsnag
Today in Bugsnag you have more control over your JavaScript error monitoring. When you configure your JavaScript project, you can choose which browsers and which versions of those...
Building a great API: Lessons learned from working with dozens of REST APIs
One of the most popular features of Bugsnag is the integrations with the other tools and services your team uses. The integrations with issue trackers, team notification, chat...
Welcoming George
We’re very pleased to introduce you to the newest member of our engineering team, George Kontridze!
Upload JavaScript source maps to Bugsnag
We’re excited to launch expanded support for JavaScript source maps — you can now upload your source maps directly to Bugsnag. Every time we capture an error in...
Discard errors by app version in Bugsnag
To make your apps better, you iterate often, releasing new versions to your customers regularly. After a while, errors in older app versions become less important as you...
All new settings in Bugsnag
Today we’re releasing a redesign of all settings in Bugsnag. Settings are now easier to navigate so you can customize your Bugsnag configuration through an intuitive experience.
Where we'll be this summer
The Bugsnag team will be kicking off our summer calendar with an action packed May. Here’s a roundup of where we’ll be in the next few months. We...
Best practices for JavaScript error monitoring
Our team at Bugsnag thinks about error monitoring every day. We even use Bugsnag to monitor Bugsnag — everything from our Rails API to our React Dashboard. Since...
Manage Bugsnag errors in Phabricator
We’re excited to offer another way to make your error data actionable. Today we’re releasing our integration with Phabricator to help you automate the process of fixing bugs....
Welcoming new Bugsnag team members
Since February, we’ve added three new team members and we’re thrilled to welcome them to our Bugsnag family. We’d like to introduce you to Roger Topp, Gosia Spuray,...
Today I learned: Handy developer tips
One of the ways we learn at Bugsnag is through our #til Slack channel where our team is constantly posting interesting tips and tricks discovered through our work...
Better iOS crash detection with our latest Cocoa Notifier
We’re excited to share some huge improvements to our Cocoa Notifier that’ll greatly improve your ability to find and fix crashes in your iOS applications. Crash detection on...
Plan bug fixes using Bugsnag and MeisterTask
One of the many great things about Bugsnag is that it makes your error information actionable. When you identify a harmful bug in your application, you can send...
See Issue Created Tooltips in your Dashboard
We’ve shipped a new time-saving feature to your Dashboard to make Bugsnag more powerful for you and your team. You can now see an Issue Created Tooltip when...
Where we'll be this spring
The Bugsnag team will be out and about at a bunch of conferences this year. Here’s a roundup of where we’ll be this spring. We hope to see...
Bugsnag opens our second office in Bath: Welcoming our UK team
We’re starting off the new year by opening a new office in Bath, England. This city has a special place in Bugsnag history, as both our founders met...
Save filters and set default views in Bugsnag
You can now save filter and sorting combinations in Bugsnag, and set these saved filters as default views for your Inbox and Timeline pages. If you have filters...
