TrackJS @trackjs

Error Tracking and production debugging for your JavaScript web applications. Fast. Simple. Affordable. trackjs.com → Joined July 2013

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TrackJS @trackjs

a year ago

Supporting amazing JavaScript content near you! (Where near === Atlanta)

Atlanta JavaScript @ATLJavaScript

a year ago

Supporting amazing JavaScript content near you! (Where near === Atlanta)

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Atlanta JavaScript @ATLJavaScript

a year ago

Sticker alert! We’ve got some fun stickers to share from our sponsor @trackjs at the next meetup! Join us on April 23 to grab one, and check out TrackJS learn more about JS error monitoring that will actually help you fix bugs.

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a year ago

We're excited to announce a new partnership with Iron/Out Web Performance Experts! Thanks to the talented @SSurksum for his detailed feedback and insights into web performance and effective monitoring.

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Atlanta JavaScript @ATLJavaScript

a year ago

Thank you to @trackjs for sponsoring Atlanta JavaScript! Simple, easy, and affordable JavaScript Error Monitoring for your web application that will actually help you fix bugs. Learn more --> trackjs.com/?utm_source=at…

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TrackJS @trackjs

2 years ago

A lot of people have asked TrackJS to support platforms other than web/JavaScript. We are very unlikely to do that. Eric Brandes wrote about why: trackjs.com/blog/just-js/

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Dan Clarke 🎙 @dracan

2 years ago

The next #UnhandledException podcast has now dropped! I was joined by @nickchapsas to chat about his new @dometrain teaching platform! We chatted about his story and motivations for building it, as well as my experiences creating a course for it. unhandledexceptionpodcast.com/posts/0058-dom…

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Request Metrics @requestmetrics

2 years ago

A bold claim, does the data back it up? For <20% of the top 1 Million sites, the backend is slower. But for most, the frontend is dramatically slower than the backend.

Kent C. Dodds ⚡ @kentcdodds

2 years ago

A bold claim, does the data back it up? For <20% of the top 1 Million sites, the backend is slower. But for most, the frontend is dramatically slower than the backend.