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Need to check out replay.io: The Time Travel Debugger for Web Development

Posted by jpluimers on 2023/06/27

I need to check out [Wayback/Archive.is] The Time Travel Debugger for Web Development:

one frame of the replay.io demo

one frame of the replay.io demo

The pricing for individuals is free for 100 runs per day as per [Wayback/Archive.is] Pricing — Replay

Pricing

Individuals and open source communities will always be able to use Replay for free.

…

Individual

Free

forever

Sign Up

  • 100 recordings per month
  • Privacy controls
  • Google SSO

The Windows version is at [Wayback] windows-replay.zip.

Via [Archive.is] 🔎Julia Evans🔍 on Twitter: “I finally got around to trying the Javascript debugger replay.io and it was great, I love that I can: 1. Record my bug happening once 2. Add as many print statements as I want afterwards to figure out what happened also it shows me which lines of my code ran!” / Twitter

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    2023/06/28 at 12:01

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