Telebugs Error Tracking

This is Telebugs

I’ve been experimenting with different titles for @telebugs.com. Here’s what I’ve come up with so far. I’m going to see how this version performs

I’m thinking of setting up a public demo instance for @telebugs.com

Do you think that’s a terrible idea?

The Telebugs Manual has been massively improved.
telebugs.com/docs/

The @telebugs.com manual just got a huge upgrade!

My favorite improvement: you can now browse the whole manual on a single HTML page. No need for Algolia, just press Ctrl+F and search for what you want!

telebugs.com/docs/

Curious how @telebugs.com works?

The @telebugs.com Manual is getting a big upgrade! Right now it’s cooking on localhost, but it’ll be live soon. The UI will start linking straight to the relevant sections.

Got bugs in your Next.js app?
@telebugs.com makes them visible.

✅ Consolidated reports
✅ Real-time error alerts
✅ Pretty, readable stack traces (even from minified code)

Got bugs in your Vue app?
@telebugs.com makes them visible.

✅ Consolidated reports
✅ Real-time error alerts
✅ Pretty, readable stack traces (even from minified code)

Learn more:
telebugs.com/platforms/vu...

Telebugs started as a play on Telegram, but these days, it stands for "teleport bugs".

Telebugs has become really powerful, but I do a poor job at showing what it can do. A few areas are especially lacking:

Telebugs 1.5.0 released.

Telebugs 1.5.0 is LIVE! I'm so excited about this release 🤩

🔍 Sourcemap support is here
⚙️ Built for TypeScript, minified & uglified JS

If you’re building in JS, this release makes error tracking way easier.

Blog post 👇

The new @telebugs.com release is taking a bit longer - because it’s packed with powerful new features.

To enable sourcemap uploads, I built a complete Releases system. Now, each release can include artifacts (usually sourcemaps), which can be uploaded manually or via sentry-cli.

The upcoming @telebugs.com release will support both direct sourcemap uploads (as shown below) and uploads via sentry-cli.

Sourcemaps? ✅
Telebugs is getting a lot smarter. Shipping this week.

Building in progress

Telebugs + Source Maps = Next Release.
Work begins now.

I don’t milk users. I build stuff I’d pay for myself.

That’s why Telebugs users stick around (and say nice things).

Another testimonial just dropped.

moo 🐄

Are you a Laravel dev?

Tracking errors? Check out @telebugs.com: it’s self-hosted and runs with a single command.

No surprise bills. No AI training on your errors. Your data stays with you. The only limit is your hardware.

Link below 👇

Are you a Ruby on Rails dev?

I just put up a page showing why @telebugs.com could be a perfect fit for you.

Oh, and Telebugs is a Rails app too: source code included when you buy.

Link below 👇

Telebugs 1.4.0 released.

Introducing @telebugs.com 1.4.0!

It adds support for error notes, fixes bugs, and updates the Ruby version to 3.4.4.

Read more in the blog post below 👇

Attaching files to notes in @telebugs.com is easy.

Any team member can add context to an error with screenshots, screen recordings, logs, Word docs - anything, really.

This is the power of self-hosting:
You trust yourself. You trust your environment.

Try getting that from a SaaS.

Notes in Telebugs now support attachments.

Attach an image, and @telebugs.com will use it as the error’s icon, replacing the default bug icon

You can also upload any kind of file (PDFs, .txt, .mp3, etc.), whatever helps you and your team debug more effectively.

Coming soon: Telebugs will automatically leave notes when you resolve or unresolve errors (so you always know who to blame for bad fixes).

Making progress on adding notes to error reports in Telebugs.

I’m back to working on Telebugs.

Still planning what to include in the next release. One feature that’s been requested is the ability to see who resolved an error.

So, I’m thinking of adding Notes. This one’s exciting.

.@telebugs.com is live on Micro Launch!

If you’ve got an account there, I’d really appreciate your support 🤝

Introducing Tech Debt! 🎮

It's a fast-paced, keyboard-driven text game where you work to launch a bug-free programming language before the looming '95 WEBFEST deadline.

Press any key to pay tech debt...
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