• Live Logging With Serilog for ASP.NET Core

    Live log viewing is very handy for diagnosing tricky errors and getting much needed context on your application. Luckily, Serilog makes it easy to connect to live logging sinks and alter the logging output to fit your needs. Here, we take a look at the two most popular real-time logging options, then take a look at Loupe Desktop.

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  • Maintaining Better Desktop Apps With Centralized Logging

    So you have a desktop application, and maybe it’s beginning to feel a little bit outdated. But the desktop isn’t the problem; it’s managing the application that causes trouble. Here, we discuss how centralized logging can help solve problems for desktop application developers.

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  • Is Self-Hosted Error Tracking Right for You?

    The option to self-host a cloud service is not a standard expectation, but it's a feature of the Loupe ecosystem that's important for our users. Without the option, many couldn't use Loupe in the first place. Here, I'll go over a few reasons our users self-host Loupe for their error tracking and log management.

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  • Effective Angular Error Logging for Production Apps

    Early in an Angular project’s development, logging can be pretty straightforward. But it gets far more problematic once your application's released and running around the globe. Here, we will review why logging Angular errors in production can be difficult in the first place and what you can do to log effectively.

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  • Where Does Microsoft Extensions Logging Log To?

    If you are new to logging in .NET Core, chances are you have started dabbling with Microsoft.Extensions.Logging (MEL). Here, we will go over where MEL logs to by default and how to select a new log sink.

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