Retrace provides insights into the performance of the applications & servers that empower your users, plus actionable insights to ensure a great user experience. But like all software solutions, Retrace is not immune to issues that impact reporting. So, what do you do when Retrace runs into issues? And how can you prevent potential issues?
In our Maximizing Retrace APM NUGGET 2023 Session, Customer Support Manager Kyle Jackson discusses how to troubleshoot & fix common issues that Retrace users face & best practices for ensuring Retrace is working and available when you need it most.
Text manipulation is one of the most common tasks in programming with virtually all major programming languages usually supporting regular expression - regex - via their standard libraries. A regex is an expression containing one or many characters that expresses a given pattern in text.
C# is no exception, so today we bring you a C# regex guide. You'll learn what regexes are, why you'd want to use them & how to get started in a comprehensive, approachable manner. That way, you can start using regular expressions to solve real problems ASAP. Buckle up for your regex learning journey, starting now!
If you use .NET, you're likely familiar with the built-in .NET Core LoggerFactory - the logging API that developers use to capture built-in ASP.NET logging, as well as for their own custom logging. The logging API supports multiple output providers and is extensible to potentially be able to send your application logging anywhere. Read on for a refresher (or an introduction for newbees) on how to effectively use LoggerFactory.
Being able to write code that can examine and modify other pieces of code dynamically is quite a useful power. That's what we call reflection. For example, you can load a class dynamically from an Assembly using reflection, test whether a given type has a specific member, and even create code dynamically. And that's just the start. In this post, we'll take a look at the most useful features of C# reflection and give you the tips you need to make it work great for you in your next project.
Hi there, here is your shiny new edition of the Developer Things newsletter! Developer Tips, Tricks & Resources Start Your Free Retrace Trial Today! Stackify Retrace Use Cases – Customer Support Stackify Retrace provides contextualized metric, log, and trace data for quickly identifying and addressing the root cause of an issue and enables customer support to be proactive in issue resolution. See how using Retrace can benefit your internal customer support teams. Read More! ...
Hi there, here is your shiny new edition of the Developer Things newsletter! Developer Tips, Tricks & Resources Start Your Free Retrace Trial Today! Introduction to SOLID Principles in C# If you have ever come across code that was challenging to expand or maintain, you are not alone. SOLID principles provide a guideline to writing code that is clearer and easier for others to understand and maintain, which is something all developers and applications need. Read More! ...
Hi there, here is your shiny new edition of the Developer Things newsletter! Developer Tips, Tricks & Resources Start Your Free Retrace Trial Today! What is Singleton? A Detailed Overview One of the most well-known design patterns, singleton ensures the existence of a single instance of a given class during the life of an application. Our detailed overview covers what makes this pattern important and useful, how and when should to use singleton, plus use cases and examples. Read More! ...
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