The TrackJS team is hard at work streamlining the system and giving you even better tools to capture, understand, and fix the errors on the web. Here’s what we’ve been up to lately:

Dealing with noise is one of the biggest challenges when monitoring JavaScript errors on a busy site. Old browsers, misbehaving extensions, and adblockers can all cause erroneous or irrelvant errors. Sometimes lots of them. Giving our customers better tools to filter and sort through the sea of errors is a priority for us. The easier it is to find important problems the faster it is to fix them.

To that end, we’ve recently released a new suite of global filtering capabilities in TrackJS!

Last week, I wrote “Adding Search to Your Site With JavaScript” over on David Walsh’s blog. It covered the basics of how we added search to the TrackJS Docs Site with client-side JavaScript and how to serialize out the page data with Jekyll.

But our JavaScript search can do so much more! Let’s continue our search example to add relevant result snippets and search term highlighting.

The TrackJS team is hard at work streamlining the system and giving you even better tools to capture, understand, and fix the errors on the web. Here’s what we’ve been up to lately:

We didn’t release much in January because we’re working on a couple of “big things” that I think you’ll really love. More on that next month. Still, we polished up a few things:

We took things easy over the holidays, changing things less frequently than normal. We hope you all had a happy and relaxing end of year. Still, we finished a few things: