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Re: Show HN: Debuggify – Advanced error analytics for modern Javascript applications

#22

This is a great looking product. You might want to have a native English speaker proofread the homepage, there are some sentences that either contain typos or feel unnatural. "Advance Error Tracking" "through setTimeout and setInternval" "The errors tracking" "This come in handy"

Thanks for mentioning it. I will take care of it.

Re: Show HN: Debuggify – Advanced error analytics for modern Javascript applications

#23

How is this different than: http://www.errorify.com/ ?

Debuggify does much more than just tracking javascript exceptions through window.onerror.

For starters

- provide apis to track custom exceptions though try catch

- enables you to track errors for cross origin scripts

- support minified code through source map

- track the users so its easy to understand the impact of problem.

- supports modular logging same as server side

- track custom events

- search though the data

And much more

Check out documentation to know more

http://developers.debuggify.net/docs/#!/guide/simple

http://developers.debuggify.net/docs/#!/guide/advance

Re: Show HN: Debuggify – Advanced error analytics for modern Javascript applications

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

I think it is logging you into a demo account. You need to logout.

yes, you need to logout. After logout you will be redirected to homepage

I realized that, I guess my point is it's odd behavior. I would still want to get to the homepage if I was logged in. I'd especially want to get to the homepage if I was logged into a demo account. I was trying to show a coworker the homepage.

Re: Show HN: Debuggify – Advanced error analytics for modern Javascript applications

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post #24

Earlier quoted context omitted.

yes, you need to logout. After logout you will be redirected to homepage

I realized that, I guess my point is it's odd behavior. I would still want to get to the homepage if I was logged in. I'd especially want to get to the homepage if I was logged into a demo account. I was trying to show a coworker the homepage.

I agree, I have added it to my todos.
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