Sentry expanded its code observability capabilities to include error and performance monitoring for Next.js.
Next.js is one of the fastest-growing React frameworks because it offers built-in search engine optimization, focuses on web app performance, and supports a developer experience that significantly decreases time to market. These benefits are driving widespread adoption among many of the world’s largest companies.
Sentry is meeting forward-thinking developers where they work with error and performance support for Next.js. The new SDK provides the out-of-the-box streamlined developer experience and context necessary for development teams to see the issues that really matter, solve the problem comprehensively, and learn continuously how to improve the health of their Next.js apps.
“We are the connective tissue for all developers. Sentry sees the issues that really matter across frontend, backend, and mobile applications and makes it easier for teams to solve the most important issues,” said David Cramer, Co-Founder and CTO, Sentry. “Adding support for Next.js further expands the breadth and depth of our footprint in code observability, making our product accessible for development teams building with modern architectures. And serving all developers—across all of their projects—has always been our mission.”
Sentry offers error monitoring across nearly every language and framework and performance monitoring for Android, React Native, JavaScript, .NET, Go, Python, Java, PHP, Ruby, iOS, and now Next.js—all with just a few lines of code.
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