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Show HN: Debuggify – Advanced error analytics for modern Javascript applications
- devilankur18 14y agoHey everyone ! We are trying to make internet a better place for everyone by helping web-developers in finding and solving javascript related problems on their live websites/apps and also helps them provide a bug free experience to their end users.
- chetansuttraway 14y agolooks good idea. will try it out.
- devilankur18 14y agoThanks
- sa2008 14y agoi have seen the product, looks very helpful.
- devilankur18 14y agoThanks, Try it out and give some feedback.
- karora 14y agotried it for my blog. Looked good.
- devilankur18 14y agoCool
- shalintj 14y agoThis will definitely a relief for a product like ours - one of the modules of our product works inside Gmail...
- devilankur18 14y agoyeah, true
- pinakip 14y agoHave been using this for quite some time now and have been gathering some useful bug reports for my website. I would say it needs a little more polish but definitely has a lot of promise.
- m0th87 14y agoWhat's the difference between this and ranger.io?
- devilankur18 14y agoDebuggify is all about tracking problems when users using you website in live environment and help developers to fix them as well. Its can be called Crashalytics for Javacsript driven applications Whereas Ranger.io seems to monitor URLs, if the url doesnot open it will report
- city41 14y agoYou mention that Google Analytics uses image URLs to send data and the limit is 1800 characters. It's actually 2083 characters in IE, and 20,000+ characters in other browsers. We use the image tag for similar reasons as well, and wrote a component that chunks up the data and can send out large amounts of data this way with no noticeable hit on the user's machine.
- devilankur18 14y ago@city41 If you subtract the host information this size is further reduced. As IE has more than 20% of the internet traffic, this is a big limit. Yes, you can definitely hack things as required to make sense for you, but google analytics doesnot do that automatically.
- city41 14y agoThat is true, about the host info. btw, now that I've been to the demo page, every time I return to www.debuggify.net, I get redirected to https://www.debuggify.net/dashboard/debuggifydemo#/projects https://www.debuggify.net/dashboard/debuggifydemo#/projects
- gt5050 14y agoI think it is logging you into a demo account. You need to logout.
- devilankur18 14y agoyes, you need to logout. After logout you will be redirected to homepage
- city41 14y agoI realized that, I guess my point is it's odd behavior. I would still want to get to the homepage if I was logged in. I'd especially want to get to the homepage if I was logged into a demo account. I was trying to show a coworker the homepage.
- neeravkumar 14y agoI was one of the early users and can definitely attest the analytics + error traces work really well. I think the major differentiator here is that many products just focus on analytics and some on errors but bringing both on a single screen gives a developer much better insights.
- showerst 14y agoThis is a great looking product. You might want to have a native English speaker proofread the homepage, there are some sentences that either contain typos or feel unnatural. "Advance Error Tracking" "through setTimeout and setInternval" "The errors tracking" "This come in handy"
- devilankur18 14y agoThanks for mentioning it. I will take care of it.
- alesmaticic 14y agoHow is this different than: http://www.errorify.com/ http://www.errorify.com/ ?
- devilankur18 14y agoDebuggify does much more than just tracking javascript exceptions through window.onerror. For starters - provide apis to track custom exceptions though try catch - enables you to track errors for cross origin scripts - support minified code through source map - track the users so its easy to understand the impact of problem. - supports modular logging same as server side - track custom events - search though the data And much more Check out documentation to know more http://developers.debuggify.net/docs/#!/guide/simple http://developers.debuggify.net/docs/#!/guide/simple http://developers.debuggify.net/docs/#!/guide/advance http://developers.debuggify.net/docs/#!/guide/advance