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It's self evidently an exception logger with built in static analysis. If you can't tell that from the lengthy description then the product probably isn't aimed
by JonnieCache 14y ago
It's self evidently an exception logger with built in static analysis. If you can't tell that from the lengthy description then the product probably isn't aimed at you.
It's definitely one of those simple "why didn't I think of that?!?" type ideas. Well done to the team responsible.
- fduran 14y agoNot so evident; "exception" is mentioned once deep down. Zero mentions of "log", "logger", I thought at first it was a debugger ("bug" is mentioned 9 times, the first header is "Say goodbye to bugs"). They should have a once sentence description involving exceptions under "Say hello to Squash."
- JonnieCache 14y agoYou're right, from a marketing point of view it could be clearer. It's not as opaque as a lot of landing pages you see though. All it needs is that descriptive strapline, the rest of the info is there.
- scott_s 14y agoWhat's not clear to me is if it's suited for bugs that dont' result in an exception and/or stack trace.
- vincentperes 14y agoI had the same problem, don't want to watch the video as I am at work and I read quickly the headline... didn't get what it was so I closed the page. I got back to HN and read your comment and only got back to the website at that point to finally figure out what it is. So a little headline wouldn't be too much below the title (and I'm part of the target audience).