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A few months back, @toddhgardner wrote about Site Search with JavaScript, Part 2. tkjs.us/site-search-part2
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Some big changes just landed in the UI! We redesigned the group pages to surface more information, and highlight important issues.
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In case you missed it last week: Metered Logging is Anti-Developer tkjs.us/2JAFXX6
Awhile back we wrote about When to Fix JavaScript Errors: Avoiding Client-Side Meltdown. tkjs.us/2EIOT9U
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"Metered logging fundamentally punishes developers for adding proper instrumentation to their systems." tkjs.us/2JAFXX6
"We'll track all the errors you throw at us, without blocking them or locking you out. tkjs.us/2JAFXX6
Put legacy logging services on notice: Metered Logging is Anti-Developer tkjs.us/2JAFXX6
"The new logs had pushed them over their event quota and locked their account!" tkjs.us/2JAFXX6
If you don't use error monitoring, nor do you care to #YouMightBe10x
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From the archives: TrackJS Filters: Find Important Errors Before Your Users Do. tkjs.us/2DnAI9s
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With all these 10x engineers about, you're going to need some solid error monitoring to clean up after them.
We got you.
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Enjoy your weekend everyone!
Since @kvlly didn't post this yet...
IT'S FRIDAY FRIENDS U KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS
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Awhile back we wrote about Building TrackJS Filters: React without the SPA. tkjs.us/2VTA1jK
