Performance Tracking
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A single-header C++ logging library offering asynchronous low-latency logging, high configurability, and extensive built-in features.
An open-source, cross-platform .NET library for recording and reporting application metrics with support for multiple backends.
A web-based administration and monitoring interface for PostgreSQL databases with agent-based architecture.
Official Sentry SDK for .NET applications, providing error monitoring, performance tracking, and crash reporting.
A self-hosted metrics and notifications platform for Laravel apps that tracks model changes, requests, and logs.
A GitHub Action that analyzes and displays pull request review statistics to improve team performance and review quality.
A tool for tracking and visualizing metrics in Elixir applications, with integrations for Phoenix and Ecto.
A .NET Standard compatible C# client for sending metrics to the Statsd server (deprecated).
A customizable TUI typing trainer built with Ratatui, inspired by Monkeytype.
A reusable Django app that sends Django application metrics to InfluxDB for monitoring and analytics.
A React Native mobile app for monitoring Facebook Audience Network ad performance with charts and revenue data.
Ingests Go benchmark results into InfluxDB for tracking performance over time.
Atomic counters, gauges, and histograms for Go with optional Prometheus exposition.
A CakePHP plugin that integrates Sentry error monitoring and performance tracking for CakePHP 4.4+ and 5+ applications.
A Vert.x client library for sending metrics to an OpenTSDB time series database cluster.
Unofficial port of the Sentry SDK for JavaScript to Deno for error monitoring and performance tracking.
An Elixir client for sending metrics to the Instrumental monitoring service.
Angular wrapper for the official Sentry JavaScript SDK with Angular CLI integration and enhanced error handling.
A mobile-friendly Blazor WebAssembly app for tracking speed cubing averages and loading official WCA times.
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