The TrackJS Blog
TrackJS Articles
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Common Errors in Next.js Caching
Next.js caching is complex and more than a bit magical. This complexity is a source silent errors in the form of stale and incorrect data. Read more »
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Error Monitoring on Client- and Server-Side in NextJS 14+
Error handling in all the places that NextJS applications can fail. Read more »
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Catch JavaScript Errors from your Shopify Theme
Did JavaScript break my store? Monitor errors in your Shopify store with TrackJS and ensure the answer is "no"! Read more »
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Why We Only Support JavaScript
We are unlikely to add additional language support to TrackJS. And it's not just because of our name! Read more »
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The Dangers of Using VC Funded Companies
Learn from our mistakes: be careful when using VC funded companies as vendors or important parts of your stack. Read more »
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5 Best Frontend Error Monitoring Tools
Compare the strengths and weaknesses for Frontend Error Monitoring tools. We'll look at the focus, features, and pricing of the top contenders so you can pic... Read more »
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Profitability is Important
Unprofitable companies, like Flexport and Splunk, are a risk for their customers because they can radically change or close down entirely. What about TrackJS? Read more »
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Saved Filter Notifications
Alerts and notifications have been part of TrackJS since the very beginning. Our standard notification options reflect our desire to keep things simple. Ov... Read more »
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TrackJS for Node
TrackJS works in NodeJS environments! Read more »
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TrackJS Filters: Find Important Errors Before Your Users Do
Dealing with noise is the biggest problem in client-side error monitoring. Read more »
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