@sentry/node offers robust integration with Node.js frameworks like Express, Koa, and Hapi. It captures unhandled promise rejections and exceptions, providing detailed stack traces and context about the server environment, which is crucial for debugging backend issues.

@sentry/browser integrates easily with various frontend frameworks and libraries, allowing you to capture unhandled exceptions and performance metrics directly from the browser. It supports automatic instrumentation of fetch and XMLHttpRequest calls, making it straightforward to monitor API errors.

@sentry/react provides a tailored integration for React applications, allowing developers to use error boundaries to catch errors in their component trees. This package also supports React Router, enabling tracking of navigation-related errors seamlessly.

@sentry/node also supports user context, enabling you to attach user information to errors that occur on the server side. This is particularly useful for understanding the impact of errors on specific users and for debugging user-specific issues.

@sentry/browser allows you to set user context easily, which helps in identifying which user encountered an error. This context can include user IDs, email addresses, and other relevant information that aids in reproducing and fixing issues.

@sentry/react enhances user context tracking by automatically capturing user information when using React components. This integration helps in providing a more granular view of errors based on user interactions within the application.

@sentry/node provides performance monitoring for Node.js applications, allowing you to track the performance of your server-side code. You can measure transaction durations, database query times, and external HTTP request durations, giving you insights into the overall performance of your backend services.

@sentry/browser includes performance monitoring capabilities that allow you to track the performance of your web application. It captures metrics such as page load times, resource loading times, and user interactions, helping you identify performance bottlenecks.

@sentry/react integrates performance monitoring specifically for React applications, allowing you to measure component render times and identify slow components. This helps in optimizing the performance of your React app by pinpointing areas that need improvement.

@sentry/node captures errors and exceptions occurring in your Node.js application, providing comprehensive error reports that include stack traces and contextual data about the request and environment. This aids in diagnosing server-side issues effectively.

@sentry/browser captures unhandled exceptions and errors occurring in the browser, providing detailed reports that include stack traces, breadcrumbs, and user context. This information is crucial for debugging and resolving frontend issues quickly.

@sentry/react captures errors specifically within React components, providing detailed reports that include the component stack and context. This allows developers to quickly identify and fix issues that arise during the rendering and lifecycle of React components.

@sentry/node also offers a simple setup process for Node.js applications. It provides clear documentation and examples for integrating with various frameworks, making it easy for developers to start monitoring their server-side applications.

@sentry/browser is straightforward to set up, requiring minimal configuration to start capturing errors. It can be easily integrated into existing frontend applications with just a few lines of code, making it accessible for developers of all skill levels.

@sentry/react is designed for easy integration into React applications, with clear guidelines for setup and configuration. It provides React-specific features that enhance error tracking, making it an ideal choice for React developers.