Articles by Joshua Wood

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.

Honeybadger for Node.js is now awesome

We recently completely rewrote our npm package, adding new features such as a native AWS Lambda error handler, Express/Connect support, and more!

Honeybadger for Go (golang) 0.0.2 released

This week we released some improvements to our Go client, which reports panics and errors from Go applications.

Honeybadger + Python

Attention Pythonistas: Honeybadger now supports reporting exceptions from Python and Django applications!

How to report Node.js errors from AWS Lambda

We've created our own Node.js template to automatically monitor AWS Lambda functions for errors. In this post we'll teach you how to report errors from your own Lambda functions.

Monitoring for non-application errors on Heroku

When your service fails due to an exception in your application code (Ruby, Go, Elixir, etc...), Honeybadger alerts you. Unfortunately, application errors are only half the story. What happens when something goes wrong outside of your application code...

Announcing Honeybadger for Java

We are very proud to announce that Honeybadger now officially supports reporting exceptions and errors -- with advanced features such as nested exceptions and request data! -- from Java web applications.

Our new Java client makes it easy to get up...

Announcing realtime error monitoring for Go

If you're a Go developer, we have some great news: you can now monitor your Go applications for panics and errors with Honeybadger! We've been working hard to create the same great error monitoring experience that our Ruby customers enjoy for the Go community, and we hope you'll love the results.

Announcing Bitbucket Integration

Honeybadger has integrated tightly with GitHub since we started, allowing you to jump directly to the bug in your source code and automatically managing issues for errors. Today I'm happy to announce that we're bringing all the features our GitHub...

Testing object allocations with RSpec

Everyone is talking about Ruby performance lately, and with good reason. It turns out that with some smallish tweaks to your code it's possible to increase performance by up to 99.9%.

There are plenty of articles out there on how to optimize your...

Incoming: uptime monitoring WebHooks

When your site is totally unresponsive (i.e. down), it's a big deal. Oddly enough, application errors may not surface during major outages if the failure is outside of the application. That's why we built uptime monitoring into Honeybadger: in addition...

New Search Features

Today we're releasing a powerful new set of search features not only to help you find errors inside of Honeybadger, but to tell Honeybadger which errors you want to be notified of.

If there's one thing we've learned while building Honeybadger, it...

Link to Your User Admin

Our latest feature saves you a click or two — and you're going to love it. You probably already know that Honeybadger can let you know which users were impacted by an error in your Rails application. By using the context feature you can send custom...