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Have a 400 Bad Request Error? Clear Cookies and Other Fixes
The 400 Bad Request Error is an HTTP response status code indicating that the server was unable to process the request sent by the client due to invalid syntax. As…
JavaScript RangeError: Invalid Array Length
Moving right along with our JavaScript Error Handling series, we next come to the Invalid Array Length error. The Invalid Array Length error occurs whenever an Array object has a…
JavaScript Error Handling – SyntaxError: JSON.parse: bad parsing
Traveling deftly through to the next item in our JavaScript Error Handling series, today we’re taking a hard look at the JSON Parse error. The JSON Parse error, as the…
An Interview with Chris Cummer, WTFUtil
WTFUtil (also known as WTF), a personal information dashboard for your terminal, is a popular open-source project that can monitor your systems, services, and other important information right from your terminal. With over 13,000 stargazers and over 150 contributors, WTF is a popular tool with Golang developers and DevOps.
Airbrake Breadcrumbs: A Snapshot of Events Leading to an Error
Breadcrumbs are a snapshot of events that lead up to a specific error occurrence. Things like web requests, user interactions like clicks or keyboard presses, and navigation updates are all recorded…
Introducing Airbrake Capture for DevOps
Imagine if you could use Airbrake to not only identify errors and performance issues in your code, but to capture output from various tools in your DevOps toolchain.
Have a JavaScript Unexpected Token Error? Check Your Syntax
Today, we are discussing the Unexpected Token Error within our JavaScript Error Handling series. The Unexpected Token error is a subset of the SyntaxError. That means it only appears when…
Ruby Exception Handling: SyntaxError
Today we continue our in-depth Ruby Exception Handling series with a dive into the SyntaxError exception class. A SyntexError is the fifth most common error within coding projects, according to The 2022 Airbrake Error…
Ruby Exception Handling: ArgumentError
As our journey through the Ruby Exception Handling series continues, today we’ll be taking a closer look at the ArgumentError. According to The 2022 Airbrake Error Data Report, the ArgumentError occurs in around…
Ruby Exception Handling: RuntimeError
Making our way through our Ruby Exception Handling series our next stop brings us to the default raised exception class in Ruby, the RuntimeError. A RuntimeError is raised when attempting…
Ruby Exception Handling: TypeError
Next on the docket of our Ruby Exception Handling series is the lovable TypeError class. TypeErrors are fairly simple and are raised when an object that was passed as an…
Ruby Exception Handling: NoMethodError
Continuing through our Ruby Exception Handling series, today we’ll be taking a look at the NoMethodError in Ruby. According to The 2022 Airbrake Error Data Report, the NoMethodError is the…