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What Tools Bugfender Uses

Remote logging and crash reporting tool for developers

Tools

6 tools · grouped by what Bugfender uses
  • Redis logo

    Redis

    · 1 mention
    Other
    “For example, there are great libraries for using Redis and ElasticSearch...”
    medium
  • M

    Martini

    · 1 mention
    “For Bugfender, we decided to use: Martini Martini is a powerful web framework for Go. At the time we started the experiment, it was a great solution and to this day, we haven’t experienced any problems with it.”
    high
  • I

    Iris

    · 1 mention
    “Iris is our current favourite and in the future, we’ll re-write our servers to use it instead of Martini/Gin, but it’s not a priority right now.”
    medium
  • G

    Gin

    · 1 mention
    “We’ve further experimented with Iris (our current favorite) and Gin. Gin is the successor to Martini and migrating to this will enable us to reuse our existing code.”
    medium
  • G

    GORM

    · 1 mention
    “Some people are fans of ORM and others are not. We decided to use ORM and more specifically, GORM. Our implementation was for the web frontend only, keeping it optimized with hand-written SQL for the log ingestion API.”
    high
  • S

    sqlx

    · 1 mention
    “We are soon going to remove it completely from our code and use a lower level approach using a standard SQL library with sqlx.”
    high