bariskaya

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Collecting error stacks from backend as exceptions occur in E2E tests(medium.com)
10 points by bariskaya 4y ago|0 comments
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by bariskaya 4y ago
sorry for being misleading, I was not trying to do so. About the first one I was referring to our own web UI, considering the plugins you are right. 2. one they weren't used to ship with a 3rd party IDE afaik, that's why I've
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by bariskaya 4y ago
sad to hear. created a pr for that
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by bariskaya 4y ago
also you can read our benchmark results: https://medium.com/runsidekick/sidekick-blog-production-debu...
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by bariskaya 4y ago
Thanks for this comment! We wanted to make live debugging more accessible while protecting our revenue and AGPL seemed reasonable.
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by bariskaya 4y ago
Yeah sure you can check out: https://www.runsidekick.com/rookout-comparison & https://www.runsidekick.com/lightrun-comparison We are currently updating these pages but we mainly differ with: Our headles
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by bariskaya 4y ago
this article: https://plausible.io/blog/open-source-licenses#what-are-the-... helped us a lot on our decision. can you elaborate what is wrong with using a license that is listed on https://opensource.org&#x
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by bariskaya 4y ago
Hello, HN! I'm Barış from Sidekick. Sidekick is a live application debugger that lets you troubleshoot your applications while they keep on running. It allows you to add dynamic logs and put non-breaking breakpoints in your running ap
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by bariskaya 4y ago
exactly my thoughts!
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by bariskaya 4y ago
Yeah the comments show that you are right. It was wrong to make an assumption based on my small sample set.
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by bariskaya 4y ago
oh boy! It seems I was wrong all along. thanks all for the replies
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by bariskaya 4y ago
Seems like great news but I wonder if these releases help the .NET ecosystem in a meaningful anyway. Almost all .NET developers I know still use Windows even on cloud.
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by bariskaya 4y ago
Yes, we do! Not only that we offer on-prem, we also have a transparent pricing policy about both our SaaS and On-prem solutions. You can check out our site for more info: https://www.runsidekick.com
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by bariskaya 4y ago
We buffer all the data and send them asynchronously in batch without blocking your code execution, so it would be around 40-50 MB but there are configurations for our buffer thresholds.
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by bariskaya 4y ago
not really! these debuggers let you collect logs & traces from your running applications and you can put/delete your tracepoints on-demand without stopping and redeploying your applications. what's more, they are a lot more li
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by bariskaya 4y ago
We develop Sidekick to give developers new abilities for collecting data from their running applications. On our road to making live debugging & observability easier for developers, our performance impact is among the most questioned to
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Show HN: A live debugger for VSCode for Node.js and Python runtimes(runsidekick.com)
3 points by bariskaya 4y ago|0 comments