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We find and fix a lot of our own JavaScript bugs. Last week, we caught a "Unexpected Token < in JSON at position 0" error. We fixed it with TrackJS. #FixBugs with @TrackJS trackjs.com/jogger
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This failure was a gap in server-side logic that manifested as a client-side error. Luckily, TrackJS caught the issue as soon as it happened, so we could investigate and fix it. TrackJS acted as the last line of defense in understanding the real user experience of our site.
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Now it’s your turn to tell a story about squashing bugs. Share your debugging story on Twitter and we’ll send you these stylish TrackJS joggers for FREE. Check out the details at trackjs.com/jogger
I have my year in @JavaScript shirt and my @trackjs pants! I am ready for @DevAroundTheSun. I speak at 2:30 central and mc with @JessPWhite in an hour and a half! Let’s do this.
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Shout out to @trackjs for catching one of my popular demos that started throwing errors! Browser API changes blew it up, fixed now though! tkjs.us/dwb
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Episode 16 of Building Request Metrics is out! We're building out distributed Session caching using Redis for our .NET core application. Check it out! requestmetrics.com/making-of… #webdev #redis #code
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"To improve the Query Strings, all.Net Core had to do was document the original one better. Maybe adjust some of the behavior and put it in a new namespace to avoid backwards compatibility confusion." trackjs.com/blog/query-strin…
Sometimes the new way is better than the old way: See .NET Core Query String Parsing. Enjoy this @BrandesEric rant about the way it used to be, when query strings were parse-able. trackjs.com/blog/query-strin…
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Parsing Query Strings in .NET Core is worse than it used to be: A @BrandesEric Rant. With the release of .NET Core, Microsoft took another swing at Query String--and biffed. We figured we’d try the new way and see how they did. Check out the video. trackjs.com/blog/query-strin…
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Lounging in my @trackjs sweats, super comfortable during quarantine. TrackJS has both me and the blog covered! tkjs.us/dwb
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Monitoring your systems to gain CONFIDENCE. @toddhgardner talks to @damovisa on @ch9 channel9.msdn.com/Shows/DevO…
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Check out how the team at @Collagedotcom manages exceptions at scale.
Article on how we manage exception tracking at scale with @trackjs and @newrelic at @collagedotcom. medium.com/better-programmin…
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Article on how we manage exception tracking at scale with @trackjs and @newrelic at @collagedotcom. medium.com/better-programmin…
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Get 60 days of error monitoring for FREE and isolate your JavaScript bugs while we're isolating ourselves. Let's fix our websites together. #StayHome #FixBugs
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Interesting point, we'd like to subscribe to your newsletter. #atleastimwearingpants
False. Wear whatever the hell you damn please at all hours of the day.
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LMAO these comfy pants from @trackjs are my damn quarantine vibe, y’all.
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Are you wearing regular pajamas, or are you wearing WORK PAJAMAS?!
Oh boy! I am going to be so much more productive today with my work pajamas. Thanks @trackjs
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