At this point, I take "not built in Silicon Valley" as a significant, positive signal in determining whether I might be interested in a piece of software.
Many of you are cutting costs and trying to improve your systems during this quarantine, and we’d like to help. We’re extending our trial period to 60 days. 60 free days to crush some JavaScript bugs while we’re crushing the coronavirus.
my.trackjs.com/signup
If you're new to working from home, you may be feeling isolated. With our latest project, Request Metrics, we’re recording all our work and making it available for free on YouTube. We’d love for you to join us and hopefully reconnect with our team.
youtube.com/channel/UCIklNDc…
Our obligatory COVID-19 Update. We’re very fortunate at TrackJS to be a 100% remote company. Our team has been practicing social distancing for years! Our services are fully operational, financially stable, and we’re here to support you.
trackjs.com/blog/quarantined…
We're building a new product and recording the entire development process, editing it down to topical videos and sharing it all on YouTube for free. Watch us mob-program and apply technologies in real-world, complex cases.
requestmetrics.com/
We’ve been working on something big. We’re building Request Metrics, a new service for web performance monitoring.
Even better, we've been RECORDING the development, sharing every challenge along the way.
Watch us build Request Metrics!
trackjs.com/blog/request-met…
Network failures are more common than most developers believe, and can leave your app in a funky state.
Failure rates are highly dependent on the user distribution (Geo, mobile, etc.), rather than app design.