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Do you know any .NET exception utility/improvement packages besides Xeption and Ben.Demystifier? #twitterbrain

Exceptionless

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@ThomasArdal

Pick me!! 😁 We are an exception and other types of events reporting app that is open source and free to host on your own while we also provide a hosted version.

exceptionless.com

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Real-time exception reporting for ASP.NET, Web API, WebForms, WPF, Console, and MVC applications. Includes event organization, notifications, and more.

6:07 PM · Jun 14, 2022

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Hehe. I'm sure Exceptionless is a fine service. I was thinking more in terms of extension methods and similar. Like Ben.Demystifier makes stack traces readable.