When running a business, not every release always results in visible improvements for the product.
Up until now, we’ve used a third party product called Muscula to track javascript errors and improve the user experience.
It doesn’t store user or project information though, so now we’ve now written a few scripts to store any error data ourselves along with who has encountered it.
If something unplanned happens, we can better reach out and proactively fix bugs and issues encountered by Fluid UI users without them ever being reported. (we still appreciate all feedback about your experience though!)
It also has the added benefit of reducing the number of scripts that load at startup, meaning better performance!
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