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August 23, 2011 01:56 am GMT
Here's a new Y Combinator-backed startup that's sure to catch they eye of plenty of web developers: Proxino, a new service that promises to let developers detect errors on all of their client-side JavaScript, without having to manually wrap their code with repetitive error handling commands.First, a little high-level background. Unlike languages like Python, which are executed on the servers of the websites you access, JavaScript code is typically executed locally in your web browser. This allows for speedy response times and nifty effects, but there's a downside: developers have a much harder time figuring out if their sites are raising issues for some users. Each browser executes code differently"and if something goes wrong, developers won't automatically receive a bug report.
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YC-Funded Proxino: Automated Error Reporting For Your Client-Side JavaScript
Here's a new Y Combinator-backed startup that's sure to catch they eye of plenty of web developers: Proxino, a new service that promises to let developers detect errors on all of their client-side JavaScript, without having to manually wrap their code with repetitive error handling commands.First, a little high-level background. Unlike languages like Python, which are executed on the servers of the websites you access, JavaScript code is typically executed locally in your web browser. This allows for speedy response times and nifty effects, but there's a downside: developers have a much harder time figuring out if their sites are raising issues for some users. Each browser executes code differently"and if something goes wrong, developers won't automatically receive a bug report.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/uflB2Ap10vI/
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