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Seriously, the beacon/tracker JS requires the whole jQuery (1.7.1)? https://www.proxino.com/p.js
Worst of all, it uses exactly one function, jQuery.ajax, which could be replaced with a `new Image; image.src = message` call or a 10 line XHR wrapper.
One I have is, how's this going to impact performance?
Also, once I sign up for the free trial, I'm presented with an account screen but not really told what to do next. Sure, I figured it out, but I think it should be more welcoming.
Good luck! I may use this.
Seriously, the beacon/tracker JS requires the whole jQuery (1.7.1)? https://www.proxino.com/p.js
I think you could better communicate potential objections and overcome them with your copy/video. One I have is, how's this going to impact performance? Also, once I sign up for the free trial, I'm presented with an account screen but not really told what to do next. Sure, I figured it out, but I think it should be more welcoming. Good luck! I may use this.
noreply@ says you don't want to talk to me.
Make is easy to answer questions and help people. Utilize a tool like Zendesk, if needed.
window.onerror = function(m, f, l){
var err = JSON.encode({ message:m, file:f, line:l })
(new Image).src = '/errors?e='+err
}
window.onerror = function(m, f, l){
var err = [f, l, m].join(' : ')
_gaq.push(['_trackEvent', 'Errors', 'App', err, null, true])
}
There are already services (like Sentry) that track errors well. I want a service that focuses on the non-error logging part. I typically develop my JS with a lot of console.log calls. Let's say a hundred at page load, and more for each user action, and when there's new data coming down from the server. I'm trying to fix a bug that my friend is having on my new project, but I can't reproduce it locally. I want to see…
There are already services (like Sentry) that track errors well. I want a service that focuses on the non-error logging part. I typically develop my JS with a lot of console.log calls. Let's say a hundred at page load, and more for each user action, and when there's new data coming down from the server. I'm trying to fix a bug that my friend is having on my new project, but I can't reproduce it locally. I want to see…
In the Proxino video, I believe it said you can log arbitrary messages which can then be accessed via the web backend. You could probably just make a wrapper for console.log which both pushes the message to Proxino and logs it in the console.
Seriously, the beacon/tracker JS requires the whole jQuery (1.7.1)? https://www.proxino.com/p.js
I think you could better communicate potential objections and overcome them with your copy/video. One I have is, how's this going to impact performance? Also, once I sign up for the free trial, I'm presented with an account screen but not really told what to do next. Sure, I figured it out, but I think it should be more welcoming. Good luck! I may use this.
One more suggestion, don't send emails from noreply@proxino.com. Especially considering that your registration email comes from here, and is sent to potential customers who may have a quick question before buying. noreply@ says you don't want to talk to me. Make is easy to answer questions and help people. Utilize a tool like Zendesk, if needed.
For hackers: window.onerror = function(m, f, l){ var err = JSON.encode({ message:m, file:f, line:l }) (new Image).src = '/errors?e='+err } For Google Analytics users: window.onerror = function(m, f, l){ var err = [f, l, m].join(' : ') _gaq.push(['_trackEvent', 'Errors', 'App', err, null, true]) } Analytics will allow you to filter by OS, browser, and all the other environment data it already captures. And nice graphs…
(new Image).src = '/errors?m='+encodeURIComponent(m)+
'&f='+encodeURIComponent(f)+'&l='+encodeURIComponent(l);