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Looks amazing! Questions for OP: Are you solo founder/worker? How did you get AOL, NBC, etc using your product?
We are a tiny team of 3 out here in Boston. We are also the creators of a React Native developer tool called AppHub (https://apphub.io) - so a lot of those users offered to be beta testers for LogRocket.
Looks amazing! Questions for OP: Are you solo founder/worker? How did you get AOL, NBC, etc using your product?
Thanks ggregoire! :) We are a tiny team of 3 out here in Boston. We are also the creators of a React Native developer tool called AppHub ( https://apphub.io ) - so a lot of those users offered to be beta testers for LogRocket.
Will it work for other implementations of redux? Like ngrx?
Speaking as a dev this looks really useful, but as a regular person rewatching a browsing session really gives me the creeps. Any plans to provide privacy controls?
Speaking as a dev this looks really useful, but as a regular person rewatching a browsing session really gives me the creeps. Any plans to provide privacy controls?
Hey! OP here. We provide APIs to censor data before it hits our server, and some privacy-conscious companies choose to use this in QA/staging and not production. We're looking to add e2e encryption soon which will make it so that we can't read your data. Eventually we want to allow user-level encryption, so that you have to explicitly ask users for permission to view their recordings.
Are you thinking about supporting Relay too?
We definitely help more with Redux because you can view the client-side state at any moment. Hopefully with Relay 2 we can hook into the client-side storage mechanism and help with debugging there.
This looks a lot more full featured than the 0.18 Elm release I was waiting months for.