Node VM Metrics View Comes to New Relic APM
By Check out the new runtime metrics for the Node.js VM and a dedicated Node VMs view for analyzing this new data in New Relic APM.
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Getting Things Set Up With New Relic Browser Source Maps
By With our new source map support, seeing the original source code for JavaScript errors in the apps you monitor with New Relic Browser is a quick 3-step process.
Continue ReadingAnnouncing Source Map Support for New Relic Browser
By New Relic Browser Source Map Support will make it easier to troubleshoot JavaScript errors by mapping the location of the issue in the original source code.
Continue ReadingBuilding Network-Friendly Single-Page Apps
By A look at some common network-related performance problems developers experience when using single-page app (SPA) frameworks, with tips on how to address them.
Continue ReadingAdding and Analyzing Custom Metrics in Node.js
By The New Relic Node.js agent comes with a powerful set of monitoring capabilities, but you can also use custom monitoring for a particular application.
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The Most Popular Programming Languages of 2016
By Our annual look at the relative popularity of programming languages reveals that while Java still rules, other options—from JavaScript to Go—are catching up.
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Java and C still rule, but Swift and Go are on the rise.
Continue ReadingUsing the New Relic REST API (v2): Code Samples and Demo
By The New Relic Platform can make tons of data available. But what if you want to take your data into your own hands?
Continue ReadingHow to Choose the Right Programming Language Version for Your Needs
By Some developers think the latest version of a language is always best, but that’s not really true—newer is not always better.
Continue ReadingNew Relic Browser: The Fifth Most Popular Script on the Web!
By On the engineering team for New Relic Browser, we spend a lot of time focused on the current state of JavaScript. That’s probably why one of our engineers happened across a site called Libscore not long ago. Created by online payments infrastructure company Stripe, Libscore analyzes the JavaScript content of the top 1 million websites, showing…
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