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Record and Replay for JavaScript apps(blog.logrocket.com)
15 points by arbesfeld 9y ago|1 comments
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by arbesfeld 9y ago
Detecting moments of user frustration in web apps (ie. rage clicks, shaking mouse, refreshing the page) https://logrocket.com
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Redux Logging in Production(blog.logrocket.com)
2 points by arbesfeld 9y ago|0 comments
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by arbesfeld 9y ago
One advantage of Redux that people tend to miss is the serializable state object which is incredibly helpful for local logging and remote debugging. It's the reason we built LogRocket (though now we have a bunch of other features for g
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by arbesfeld 9y ago
LogRocket | Cambridge, MA | Boston, MA | Full Time, Onsite | https://logrocket.com LogRocket is a logging service that helps developers fix problems in their apps by letting them replay bugs. Our product is used by hundreds of c
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by arbesfeld 9y ago
If you're interested in front-end development, there are a few companies which focus on that: - Apollo/Meteor: https://dev-blog.apollodata.com/ - Auth0: https://auth0.com/blog/tech/ - Ch
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by arbesfeld 9y ago
Selenium tests are just generally a pain - even when written manually I've seen these fail more often from structural changes to the code rather than actual breakages. I might be biased, but QA in Production [1] is my preferred approac
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Testing React Applications(blog.logrocket.com)
1 points by arbesfeld 10y ago|0 comments
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by arbesfeld 10y ago
At LogRocket we use - Intercom for chat / email - Readme for docs - ...LogRocket for issue reproduction
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by arbesfeld 10y ago
We haven't noticed any issues with AppHub, our service for dynamically updating React Native JavaScript code. We always felt this day would come, however, so we switched directions.
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Tips for styling React apps in JavaScript(blog.logrocket.com)
2 points by arbesfeld 10y ago|0 comments
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Log-Driven Development with Redux(blog.logrocket.com)
1 points by arbesfeld 10y ago|0 comments
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by arbesfeld 10y ago
LogRocket | Cambridge, MA | Boston, MA | Full Time, Onsite | https://logrocket.com LogRocket is a logging service that helps developers fix problems in their apps by letting them replay bugs. Our product is used by hundreds of c
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Making the Most of the Chrome Developer Tools(blog.logrocket.com)
1 points by arbesfeld 10y ago|0 comments
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by arbesfeld 10y ago
This is really cool! We have been using react-refetch from Heroku [1] for a similar purpose and it will be nice to have all our state in Redux. Another perk is that LogRocket [2] will capture this data now :) [1] https://github.c
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by arbesfeld 10y ago
LogRocket | Boston and Cambridge | Full Time, Onsite | https://logrocket.com LogRocket is a logging service that helps developers fix problems in their apps by letting them replay bugs. Our product is used by hundreds of compani
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by arbesfeld 10y ago
There are quite a few of these screen-capture tools around (Inspectlet, Mouseflow, Hotjar), most of them for UX optimization. If you're looking for a more developer-focused product, you can also check out LogRocket ( https://
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by arbesfeld 10y ago
I'm glad that the author mentioned sagas - this is one of the most underrated parts of using Redux and it makes a huge difference in async code. To be able to define complex asynchronous tasks as a series of "take", "cal
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by arbesfeld 10y ago
LogRocket | Boston and Cambridge | Full Time, Onsite | https://logrocket.com LogRocket is a logging service that helps developers fix problems in their apps by letting them replay bugs. Our product is used by hundreds of compani
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by arbesfeld 10y ago
Hey! You must have Ghostery installed :) (the support button links to our Intercom) You can reach me at matt at logrocket dot com.
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by arbesfeld 10y ago
Hey David :) Right now we are using your JavaScript API to add a URL as metadata on a frontend exception. Could definitely imagine some cool possibilities if you allow content to be embedded in a Sentry report! Will follow-up over email.
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by arbesfeld 10y ago
Good question - we will write up a blog post soon going into details. Here is the tl;dr: - A MutationObserver [1] listens for DOM node changes which are logged and re-built in an iframe for replay. - We log various window events (mouse, scr
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by arbesfeld 10y ago
Hey alisson - we work with Relay apps as well, since you can see GraphQL request/responses, console logs, and a session video. We definitely help more with Redux because you can view the client-side state at any moment. Hopefully with
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by arbesfeld 10y ago
Hey tashoecraft - it should! Looks like ngrx supports Redux enhancers, and that it all we need.
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by arbesfeld 10y ago
Thanks ggregoire! :) We are a tiny team of 3 out here in Boston. We are also the creators of a React Native developer tool called AppHub ( https://apphub.io ) - so a lot of those users offered to be beta testers for LogRocket.
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by arbesfeld 10y ago
OP here- it's currently free as we are looking to collect feedback and see if this is something people want :) Down the road we will do monthly SaaS pricing based on how much time we save developers.
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by arbesfeld 10y ago
Hey! OP here. We provide APIs to censor data before it hits our server, and some privacy-conscious companies choose to use this in QA/staging and not production. We're looking to add e2e encryption soon which will make it so that
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Show HN: LogRocket – Record and Replay for Redux Apps(logrocket.com)
111 points by arbesfeld 10y ago|30 comments
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by arbesfeld 10y ago
Great post. I'm surprised that this topic doesn't get visited more given how much time we [developers] spend on bug fixing. Shameless self-promotion: we are working on LogRocket [1] specifically so that you don't have to as
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by arbesfeld 10y ago
AppHub - Boston, MA | Onsite | Full time https://apphub.io We build tools that make developers more productive. Our products are LogRocket, which helps developers quickly solve bugs, and AppHub Deploy, which allows developers to

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