In a recent webinar, the Strapi Team introduced a new plugin that integrates Sentry with Strapi applications, facilitating error monitoring and debugging by automatically sending error data and metadata from both the backend and frontend to Sentry. The session featured a Jamstack demo app using Strapi as the backend and React for the frontend to illustrate this process. Participants inquired about platform selection for Sentry projects, confirming that either Node.js or Koa could be used, and discussed best practices such as using one DSN per git repository and managing code visibility in environments like on-prem GitLab. The webinar also addressed how to resolve errors with Sentry using the sentry-cli and its release management features, sparking anticipation for future meetups.