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"track errors in multiple versions of a code base running live" tkjs.us/versions
"Versions: A new top-level concept in TrackJS" tkjs.us/versions
Just Blogged: Application Versions tkjs.us/versions
From the archives: Impermanent UIs: the Fleeting Frontend. tkjs.us/fleeting-frontend
Awhile back we wrote about Adding Value. tkjs.us/adding-value
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Goodbye {Track:js} Hello TrackJS tkjs.us/hello-trackjs
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From the archives: Backwards Compatibility. tkjs.us/backwards-compat
In case you missed it last week: Goodbye {Track:js} Hello TrackJS tkjs.us/hello-trackjs
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Developer On Fire #382 - Christina Aldan @luckygirliegirl. #DeveloperOnFire #Podcast buff.ly/2OoSZe9 Sponsors: @trackjs @linode
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In case you missed it last week: Moving to Mailgun tkjs.us/mailgun
"sort-of our name, it was sort-of our logo, and it sort-of looked like JavaScript" tkjs.us/hello-trackjs
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Goodbye {Track:js} Hello TrackJS by @toddhgardner tkjs.us/hello-trackjs
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"to grow up from our scrappy roots and reflect the company we are today" tkjs.us/hello-trackjs
"{Track:js} is gone. The name is anyway." tkjs.us/hello-trackjs
"People weren’t really sure what our name was" tkjs.us/hello-trackjs
"The right time for a provider-independent abstraction in the code." tkjs.us/mailgun
Just Blogged: Goodbye {Track:js} Hello TrackJS tkjs.us/hello-trackjs