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Update 3rd Party Docs with Sentry #101

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smeubank opened this issue Sep 3, 2024 · 3 comments
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Update 3rd Party Docs with Sentry #101

smeubank opened this issue Sep 3, 2024 · 3 comments
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smeubank commented Sep 3, 2024

Overview

There are docs for programming languages, run times, frameworks, libraries and developer tools in general.

Sentry has its own docs as well, but often when devs are setting up a project for the first time with a certain framework, or trying to figure out a fix for a library they work with, they go straight to that tool's docs. In some cases Sentry is already in the docs. We can see in plausible that even we get thousands of visitors to our own docs from other docs like FastAPI.

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Every platform we support, we should think of a list of OSS docs we could PR and update to reference Sentry. There is room for creativity here but the most obvious things to reference in other docs is our error monitoring and tracing solutions. but everything is possible: crons, session replay, performance insights etc

The goal is not to get anything massive into 3rd party docs, it should be short sweet snippets and description with links to our docs. Easier to get that merged as well.

This should be tasteful.

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FastAPI

Flask

Flutter

Hexdocs (elixir)

Next.js

  • looks like we were removed here too :(

Astro

Supabase

fly.io

Cloudflare

Laravel

Integrations Technically not the same but food for thought

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kahest commented Sep 3, 2024

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kahest commented Sep 3, 2024

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timfish commented Sep 9, 2024

I guess all SDKs based on Open Telemetry should be listed here?
https://opentelemetry.io/ecosystem/distributions/

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