Developing applications & writing code is by default error prone. Code for most software is often thousands of lines long & compartmentalized in hundreds of different files & folders. Tracking & fixing errors is usually a nightmare resulting in many late nights & hours spent on coding forums like StackOverflow – which sees an average of 7600 questions per day.
Enter Rollbar, an AI driven error tracking & reporting application, which could end developers headaches. Rollbar monitors errors for front-end, back-end & mobile apps. It supports the most popular languages such as PHP, Javascript, Ruby, Python & both, the Android & iOS development platforms. Additionally, the AI system is lightweight & easy to install. For instance, developers only need to add a few lines of code to their Gem file to launch AI powered error monitoring.
Built for “developers, by developers”, Rollbar’s Al engine has been trained to recognize errors by learning from a database comprising billions of the most common & unusual errors across 10+ languages. The platform empowers developers by alerting them about critical errors in real-time – this means that errors can be addressed long before they cause a less than desired experience for end users.
Finding & fixing errors costs lots of mone. Rollbar, with its transparent & reasonable pricing structure, offers a cost effective solution to developers. It also has a Pro option, & offers real-time feed & alerts, intelligent error grouping, stack traces and telemetry, while the free plan allows developers to track 5000 errors per month & only lacks on-demand events.
Based in San Francisco, USA, Rollbar is founded by Brian Rue & Cory Virok. They have raised $18+ million for their error monitoring platform. Their AI-assisted workflow & error discovery automation process addresses, & offers to solve one of the major pain points experienced by the software industry.
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