Errorception vs Exceptiontrap

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Errorception vs Exceptiontrap: What are the differences?

Developers describe Errorception as "Painless JavaScript Error Tracking". Errorception is a simple and painless way to find out about JavaScript errors, as they occur in your users' browsers. All you need to do is insert a script tag on your page, and you will start recording errors as they happen in real-time. On the other hand, Exceptiontrap is detailed as "Error tracking & monitoring for Rails and PHP". Exceptiontrap is the simple and powerful error tracking and exception monitoring service for Ruby on Rails and PHP.

Errorception and Exceptiontrap can be primarily classified as "Exception Monitoring" tools.

Some of the features offered by Errorception are:

  • High performance by design
  • Smart grouping of errors
  • Get trends about every error

On the other hand, Exceptiontrap provides the following key features:

  • With Exceptiontrap you know that your app runs smoothly in production.
  • Exceptiontrap makes it easy to handle your app errors in a team. At the dashboard everyone sees whats going on and if there is something to do.
  • The Information You Need: You can see all your apps information you need to know what was going wrong at one view. You can see all the information related to the error.
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    What is Errorception?

    Errorception is a simple and painless way to find out about JavaScript errors, as they occur in your users' browsers. All you need to do is insert a script tag on your page, and you will start recording errors as they happen in real-time.

    What is Exceptiontrap?

    Exceptiontrap is the simple and powerful error tracking and exception monitoring service for Ruby on Rails and PHP.

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      What are some alternatives to Errorception and Exceptiontrap?
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      Sentry
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