jasonlaster11

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by jasonlaster11 3y ago
Cypress also blocked deploysentinel.com which introduced Session Replay for Cypress and Playwright tests last fall. If Cypress users want to view a dashboard or session replay of their failed or flaky tests, they'll need to pay for Cyp
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Debugging a flaky metabase.com Cypress test(blog.replay.io)
6 points by jasonlaster11 3y ago|0 comments
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by jasonlaster11 3y ago
I was curious how the game was built so I recorded this replay. Fun to see how it's using Supabase for the global state. https://app.replay.io/recording/replay-of-youareatlascom--75...
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by jasonlaster11 3y ago
Here ya go https://www.producthunt.com/posts/replay-for-test-suites
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Show HN: Replay for Test Suites – Time travel debugging for browser tests(blog.replay.io)
15 points by jasonlaster11 3y ago|4 comments
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How to Build a Time Machine(blog.replay.io)
1 points by jasonlaster11 3y ago|0 comments
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by jasonlaster11 4y ago
Unfortunately we don't support python yet, but if you ever encounter a similar heisenbug in JS, you can try recording it with Replay.io
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by jasonlaster11 4y ago
Congrats on launching! Using Session Replay in the CI space makes a lot of sense. And agreed that there’s a lot that can be done by hooking into Cypress’s events. By the way, we’re doing the same and hope to show a Cypress reporter soon as
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by jasonlaster11 4y ago
Suggested this to Greg a couple of months ago! We sometimes use Pernosco to record the Replay Chromium and Firefox. Would love to see how Undo does in comparison. Likewise, if you're building more web apps, we'd love to hear how R
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by jasonlaster11 5y ago
Here's a replay of the rocket demo if others are curious how it works. https://app.replay.io/recording/3cc35235-0a00-4fff-a1eb-7ffa... https://www.loom.com/share/059d3d0770db447a8287c05bf269b4
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by jasonlaster11 5y ago
Absolutely. It's really nice to be able to simple record the replay and then share the replay with others. Because replays are just websites, anyone can view them in any browser.
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Replay.io Windows Beta(medium.com)
19 points by jasonlaster11 5y ago|5 comments
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by jasonlaster11 5y ago
haha i didnt know about the advertising annecdote, but yeah we get a lot of references to Chronon from those that remember :) We knew early on that a cool debugger wasn't going to cut it. Replay had to be super easy to adopt, fast, sec
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by jasonlaster11 5y ago
Apologies for that. That was what was easiest. How would you like to sign up?
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by jasonlaster11 5y ago
Cypress support is coming soon. We've got playwright and puppeteer and have done the hard things with cypress. just have to get the dx polished. https://github.com/RecordReplay/devtools/issues/3225
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by jasonlaster11 5y ago
We've come a long way from the web replay days. We re-wrote the recorder to support additional runtimes like Node.js and Chrome. Replay is also cloud-based, so recordings are shareable and super fast. We're really grateful for the
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by jasonlaster11 5y ago
We've come a long way from the web replay days. We re-wrote the recorder to support additional runtimes like Node.js and Chrome. Replay is also cloud-based, so recordings are shareable and super fast. We're really grateful for the
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by jasonlaster11 5y ago
Session Replay records the DOM so it can be replayed like a video. Replay.io records the browser input so the browser session can be replayed again. The biggest difference is that when you're viewing a replay, we're re-running the
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by jasonlaster11 5y ago
The button is platform specific. So if you're on linux, it should show the linux icon. Windows support is on the way. It just entered alpha two weeks ago and we're targeting Beta early october. We record low level windows os calls
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by jasonlaster11 5y ago
Thanks! Bret Victor has been my inspiration. Ever since I watch inventing on principle ten years ago, I knew this was what I wanted to build. In fact many folks on the team have a similar story. That's the crazy part about IoP for me.
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by jasonlaster11 5y ago
Replay has native support for React DevTools so you can easily inspect the component tree, props, state, etc... High level, because Replay replays the browser session everything just works. Even I can understand Angular apps and i've n
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by jasonlaster11 5y ago
Long story short, we forked the major browsers so that when you record we can capture the browser input (OS Library calls). Brian walks through our approach here https://medium.com/replay-io/how-replay-works-5c9c29580c5
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by jasonlaster11 5y ago
Yep! Tons on the site. Here's a Replay with an algolia search bug. Try adding a print statement in Hits.js! https://app.replay.io/recording/cf2da81f-3a74-45ba-9241-f6d4...
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by jasonlaster11 5y ago
Co-founder here. It feels incredible to be sharing Replay with all of you. It's been a labor of love the past five years! Replay started off as a simple experiment in what would happen if we added a step back button and rewind button t
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by jasonlaster11 5y ago
Hey HN! co-founder here. It feels incredible to be sharing Replay with all of you. It's been a labor of love the past five years! Replay started off as a simple experiment in what would happen if we added a step back button and rewind
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Show HN: Time travel debugger for web development(replay.io)
681 points by jasonlaster11 5y ago|216 comments
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by jasonlaster11 7y ago
Another way to get involved is to join webreplay's slack https://webreplay.slack.com/join
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by jasonlaster11 7y ago
Web Replay spun out of Firefox [1] with the goal of helping product teams quickly reproduce and share bugs. We think the current workflow of identifying minimally reproducible bugs and STRs leaves a lot of room for improvement. A better wor
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by jasonlaster11 7y ago
Firefox engineer here. Happy to discuss any questions others might have. I've personally been using watchpoints for the past 3 months and it has helped uncover some really difficult to find issues.
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by jasonlaster11 7y ago
Very cool. The product looks great!

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