Videos

Microsoft made query string parsing worse in .NET Core. The old HttpUtility.ParseQueryString() returns a secret HttpValueCollection that handles multiple values and URL encoding elegantly. The new approach splits functionality across three classes - QueryHelpers, QueryString, and StringValues - m...

TrackJS announces Request Metrics, a new web performance monitoring service designed to be the fastest, simplest, and cheapest tool available. Unlike complex existing solutions requiring extensive configuration, Request Metrics offers automatic alerts and native performance insights with just a s...

RemoteJS solves the nightmare of debugging remote device bugs through real-time JavaScript debugging via WebSocket connections. Born from TrackJS users hacking together monitoring for remote debugging, it lets you execute commands, inspect state, and view screens on devices you can't physically a...

Jonathan Mills delivers practical JavaScript effectiveness tips at NDC Oslo, covering debugging, testing, and maintainable code practices. Perfect for developers wanting to level up their JS skills, whether it's their primary language or not.

Ilya Grigorik's Google I/O talk reveals shocking mobile Chrome network failure statistics, emphasizing the critical need for resilient web applications. Essential viewing for understanding real-world performance challenges and planning better user experiences when networks fail.

Todd Gardner's "JavaScript Forensics" talk from JSConfEU reveals expert techniques for tracking down web's most dangerous JavaScript errors. Learn real-world debugging strategies from years of production experience helping developers fix memory leaks, context loss, and jank.

How do you explain your software at a bar? We created a compelling card-based demo using MooCards to tell TrackJS's story in a way that grabs attention and opens conversations at conferences and meetups worldwide.

What happens when you hit #1 on HackerNews? You scale fast or die trying. Watch our webinar with Elasticsearch about migrating from SQL Server and optimizing for rapid growth while processing millions of errors.

TrackJS co-founder Todd Gardner joins the STL Code Cast to discuss JavaScript error monitoring, the evolution of web development, native app trends, and surprisingly deep thoughts on building with Legos.