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Comment #9129250
I'm somewhat biased, but you should consider using a crash monitoring tool like Bugsnag ( https://bugsnag.com ) to help you find and fix the bugs :) Have you spent any time working…
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Comment #8848494
Bugsnag - San Francisco, CA https://bugsnag.com We're helping product teams focus on building great software by building automated crash monitoring for web and mobile apps. Half of…
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Comment #7053251
James from Bugsnag here, our notifer is fully open source ( https://github.com/bugsnag/bugsnag-js ) would gladly merge a pull request!
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Comment #6918289
You could trivially restructure the code to factor out global page actions into an object, like this: // Make a global page actions object PageActions = { selectAll: function (even…
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Comment #6917935
This is actually a really good point, I've seen many sites take the approach of adding keyboard shortcuts but avoiding the main "default" actions, (eg. space bar, up, down).
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Comment #6419248
we're hiring engineers right now, let me know if you want to know more!
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Comment #6248310
Bugsnag co-founder here. Let me know if you guys have any suggestions or feedback for the API.
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Comment #6053129
James from Bugsnag here, we're constantly rolling out tons of new features to speed up the find/fix/deploy bug hunting cycle. I'm surprised so many people are still using emails fo…
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Comment #5914878
We've been using Inc in beta at Bugsnag for the last couple of weeks, super useful product. HipChat integration is the best feature. Integrating with existing workflows a far bette…
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Comment #5520364
The number of pull requests I get where the diffs are completely unreadable because someone has this feature enabled is insane. On certain whitespace dependent languages (I'm looki…
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Comment #5456483
Congrats to the Exceptional team! For anyone looking to switch from Airbrake/Exceptional to a more modern/reliable error tracking product, check out our product Bugsnag ( https://b…
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Comment #5451531
James from Bugsnag here. We make sure to reply to people asap, we've set up Help Scout ( https://www.helpscout.net ) to manage the replies to these emails, so even if I'm out of th…
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Comment #5417640
For those asking "why is HipChat better than X", one of the big reasons lies with the number of integrations with other products. Our product Bugsnag ( https://bugsnag.com ) has Hi…
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Comment #5410383
I completely agree with this. We (bugsnag) are running on rails 4 beta right now to help iron out any production issues before that is released. We didn't, however, realize that "p…
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Comment #5401603
Please stop feeding this obvious troll
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Comment #5398334
I completely agree, huge barrier to entry.
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Comment #5365653
Huge congrats to the Crittercism team. My company Bugsnag ( https://bugsnag.com ) also provides error monitoring for mobile apps, but it is interesting to see Crittercism's shift i…
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Comment #5313244
There's no such thing as a quick DNS change.
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Comment #5272956
Python has ConfigParser which parses ini-style config files, I assume it uses some standard grammar. http://docs.python.org/2/library/configparser.html
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Comment #5259244
Seems to use a different approach to Stripe, using encryption rather than API hooks/callbacks.