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Second this.

Responsive support team. Compatible with multiple frameworks. See: https://bugsnag.com/docs/notifiers/ It's a huge win if you develop for anything besides iOS/Android. Also, if your language/platform isn't supported, you can use a community plugin or develop your own.

The only aspect I wish they'd improve is their filtering system. It's not terrible, it's just not there yet.

Hey, I'm an author of this post.

You can use gulp-rev to add support for digests. Also, there is a great blogpost by Bugsnag which describes more concerns about the proper deployment of this setup: https://bugsnag.com/blog/replacing-the-rails-asset-pipeline-with-gulp

Nice questions!

For the responsive jumbotron you can check this out.

As for responsive text, use REM and adjust the html's font-size for different view port sizes. Here's a good guide on doing that.

Using Capybara Webkit, since we're running Rails on the backend. But it's pretty unreliable - lot of non-deterministic feature specs when JS is involved. Also use Bugsnag to catch JS errors on production, but not enormously helpful since everything is minified, and getting sourcemaps on production is... difficult at best.

Haven't found a really good solution unless you're using a proper framework like Ember, Backbone or Angular, and rewriting is just not in the cards for us right now. Hoping to see some ideas in this thread :)

I like your video. our company is looking to feature Grace Hopper in a blog post in Septmeber, could we have permission to use your video on our website? bugsnag.com [email protected]

Note to other users - if you arent't trying to load most of those domains, don't import that whole list. Just import what you need. For example, if you've never visited bugsnag.com (you can check your long term database), then you don't need this particular regex

/(^|.)bugsnag.com$/

Every regex you add slows down FTL performance a bit.

If I may ask something related in the thread: I was looking for a low maintenance low setup simple solution to the problem of getting some events/logs from my coworker's computer as he executes my Go app (its a server but in desktop mode, lets say).

I even contemplated sending something via email (mailgun). I'm trying https://bugsnag.com but wonder if there is anything else? Maybe log to a file and send via email every hour/day ?

You should use some automated error reporting tool You can setup getsentry.com for example or bugsnag.com
After you set it up, you will automatically get your users' javascript errors (the ones they get in the console)
You will also get relevant information that may help you reproduce this issue, such as Browser, Browser version, OS, etc..

I fixed this. Thanks for letting me know, it was a very bizarre problem caused by this new error tracking software I'm trying (Bugsnag).

However, in the future, if you notice a case where certain behaviors don't update other tabs, do let me know. Because I'm sure there are still some corner cases.