This week, we are bringing delightful JavaScript error tracking to Flare.
The integration comes with libraries for vanilla JavaScript, Vue, and React. You can upload your JavaScript source maps so that Flare can un-minify your compiled JavaScript files and point you directly to the error.
Watch the introduction video, where we showcase some of the features:
Everything in one place
Flare groups all your tracked Laravel and Javascript errors in one project and makes it easy to understand what is going wrong. If you have a growing team and want to send notifications to frontend or backend developers separately, create additional projects in your Flare account. All plans come with an unlimited amount of projects.
With this release, Flare supports error tracking beyond Laravel and plain PHP applications and makes it easy for you to monitor your full stack from backend to frontend code.
If you are not sure if Flare is the right fit for you, start a free trial and see how things are going.
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