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by podoman 3y ago
Thanks, appreciate the kind note on the license. And yeah, air is really nice; we've been using it since the beginning. Gives us a "JS hot-reloading" like experience with a server-side app.
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by podoman 4y ago
apologies. edited.
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by podoman 4y ago
"The Lebanese Education Minister issued a statement a few hours ago saying that educational and vocational institutions in the country did spring forward last night and are now operating on summer time... Folks high up in the governmen
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[tz] Lebanon DST change internally disputed(mm.icann.org)
3 points by podoman 4y ago|3 comments
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by podoman 4y ago
Ha, we were very lucky. We reached out to the owner of the username (a developer from france) and he was kind enough to give it up because it was inactive. He didn't ask for any money, but we ended up paying him a bit since he was so g
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by podoman 4y ago
> regarding self hosting, how can contributors make sure that you are self-hosting and paying? If code is open and already in your infra there is no way to enforce anything. The way we're thinking of addressing this is not including
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by podoman 4y ago
I think we see "frontend monitoring" in two different buckets: "metrics-oriented" and "incident-oriented". Metrics are about things like lighthouse scores, optimizing your frontend bundle, etc.. which tend to o
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by podoman 4y ago
Will do. Sounds like other folks on the thread feel the same way, and we’ll keep this in mind.
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by podoman 4y ago
> How does your session replay feature compare to LogRocket Forgot to reply to this. We've actually had quite a few customers switch off Logrocket because of our support for things like Canvas recording ( https://www.highl
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by podoman 4y ago
Yep, we don't charge for seats at all. Just usage. In fact, we're likely going to be adding a lower tier so that individual developers can use the tool (at about $50/month). With the direction we're going with the produc
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by podoman 4y ago
Highlight also has a private by default mode. Totally agree that this is the right way to do it. Also, congrats on the recent launch :)
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by podoman 4y ago
Makes a lot of sense. We're going to try to take a bit of a different approach, but no doubt that a successful business (like sentry) can be built w/o the gitlab model!
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by podoman 4y ago
In the past, for customers in healthcare and fintech, we've had to actually pass on signing more restrictive contracts (BAA's, etc..) due to the liability. For such a small company, it was hard to be comfortable with situations li
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by podoman 4y ago
Thank you sir!
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by podoman 4y ago
Very cool. Didn’t know y’all were investing in that. Always been a fan of posthog.
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by podoman 4y ago
Thanks. Yeah, we actually use rrweb under the hood and have met with a few of the core maintainers. We're proudly powered by that project.
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by podoman 4y ago
Any web-based application could be a good fit! We also support a lot of the gnarly session-replay features that a lot of other vendor don't: namely canvas recording, shadow dom etc.. (see https://www.highlight.io/docs&#
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by podoman 4y ago
Having used the Posthog product (which is really good btw!), its an "analytics" tool, so their replay product is very good at mapping user funnels to sessions. On the OpenReplay end, its seems we have feature parity for session re
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by podoman 4y ago
That's a good point; we should be clear about what will always be free. Right now, literally everything is free, but what we'd consider putting behind an enterprise tier that are top of mind are: - multi-tenancy - enterprise authe
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Show HN: We’re open-sourcing our session replay tool(github.com)
408 points by podoman 4y ago|71 comments
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by podoman 4y ago
savvycal has a way better scheduling UI for when you share to other people. I agree that savvycal > calendly. I pay for savvycal.
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by podoman 4y ago
checkout https://loops.so
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by podoman 4y ago
Super cool. Did you do any research on MSK vs other hosted Kafka alternatives? I just came across: https://upstash.com/blog/serverless-kafka-launch
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Tuning OpenSearch for a write-heavy workload(highlight.io)
1 points by podoman 4y ago|2 comments
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by podoman 4y ago
Hey friends. My team just worked on a project to handle 10x more traffic on our backend for indexing. Figured I'd share the blog post with y'all if you're interested.
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Configure OpenSearch for a Write-Heavy Workload(highlight.io)
4 points by podoman 4y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Highlight – Debug customer-facing issues with replay(highlight.io)
21 points by podoman 4y ago|0 comments
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by podoman 5y ago
Highlight ( https://highlight.run ) | Remote Friendly | Full-time | Hiring Backend/Full-Stack Engineers and a Product Designer At Highlight, we're building "The Control Center" for your app. We aggregate sessio
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by podoman 5y ago
Highlight ( https://highlight.run ) | Seattle Based, Remote Friendly | Full-time | Backend or Full-Stack Engineer At Highlight, we're building "The Control Center" for your app. We aggregate session replay, error mo
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by podoman 6y ago
Hi there! That's awesome, would love to keep the conversation going :) I touched on this in another thread slightly, but the short answer is that we support a 'setup' directive where the user can populate data into the enviro

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