Ask HN: Tools of the trade, 2013 edition
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Re: Ask HN: Tools of the trade, 2013 edition
#72Github - obviously
AWS - obviously
Ylastic - easier AWS management
Sendgrid - mail delivery
Stripe - payment processing
Pingdom - external uptime tracking
PagerDuty - ops alerting and scheduling
Xero - accounting
JIRA - task management (the hosted version at Atlassian)
Desk - support tickets
Crashplan - personal machine backups
Google Docs/Mail - everything else
Others have been mentioning Fabric, Puppet, Graphite, Nagios -- we use these but they're not hosted services, so not sure they fit.
Re: Ask HN: Tools of the trade, 2013 edition
#73Why no one mentioned about Zapier? https://zapier.com/
Re: Ask HN: Tools of the trade, 2013 edition
#74I've been assembling a list of these lately for a book that I'm working on. ( http://startingandsustaining.com ) Some of the categories are fairly loose as some apps don't fit nicely into categorical buckets, but hopefully this is a helpful list. --Browser/Email Testing BrowserStack ( http://www.browserstack.com ) Litmus ( http://litmus.com ) --Bug/Issue Tracking BugHerd ( http://bugherd.com ) Lighthouse ( http://lig…
Awesome, great to see Instrumental ( https://instrumentalapp.com/ ) in your list. I'm one of the folks working on it, would love to hear your thoughts on us. Some quick reviews of some of the products listed: * Lighthouse ( http://lighthouseapp.com ) - Bug Tracker - good for keeping track of simple stuff last I used it (~2 years ago), but Github Issues obviated its use for me. * Pivotal ( http://www.pivotaltracker.co…
Edit: That was due to JS being disabled in my browser
Re: Ask HN: Tools of the trade, 2013 edition
#75I've found it to be excellent.
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#76Re: Ask HN: Tools of the trade, 2013 edition
#77Why no one mentioned about Zapier? https://zapier.com/
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#78Earlier quoted context omitted.
Awesome, great to see Instrumental ( https://instrumentalapp.com/ ) in your list. I'm one of the folks working on it, would love to hear your thoughts on us. Some quick reviews of some of the products listed: * Lighthouse ( http://lighthouseapp.com ) - Bug Tracker - good for keeping track of simple stuff last I used it (~2 years ago), but Github Issues obviated its use for me. * Pivotal ( http://www.pivotaltracker.co…
Your demo is failing for me. Also does it show percentiles and alerts based on some rules? Edit: That was due to JS being disabled in my browser
Alerts is actually in beta right now :) - we're testing it out with a few customers. It's based on our query language, and alerts you with a graph of the problem when the event occurs. ( or updates an HTTP endpoint you control, if you wish )
edit: I forgot to mention, my apologies you encountered an error. We've been living on the edge of browser support land for the time being, and could do a better job letting you know that you're not meeting the minimum reqs.
Re: Ask HN: Tools of the trade, 2013 edition
#79I've been assembling a list of these lately for a book that I'm working on. ( http://startingandsustaining.com ) Some of the categories are fairly loose as some apps don't fit nicely into categorical buckets, but hopefully this is a helpful list. --Browser/Email Testing BrowserStack ( http://www.browserstack.com ) Litmus ( http://litmus.com ) --Bug/Issue Tracking BugHerd ( http://bugherd.com ) Lighthouse ( http://lig…