What are JavaScript console logs? A guide for non-developers
JavaScript console logs are messages the browser records about what a website’s code is...
Founder & maker of Ybug
I’m Radim, a full-stack developer and the founder of Ybug. I built it after one too many “it’s broken” emails landed in my inbox with no context - no screenshot, no URL, no logs. I’m still the one building the features and personally answering your messages to make sure you’re getting the most out of Ybug.
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JavaScript console logs are messages the browser records about what a website’s code is...
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A UX audit is a structured, evidence-based review of your website that shows where users get...
BugHerd is a visual feedback tool that pins comments to page elements and tracks them on its own...
Ybug now integrates with Azure DevOps, turning website feedback into Azure Boards work items with...
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Regression testing is the practice of re-running existing tests after a code change to confirm...
Bug triage is the process of reviewing incoming bug reports to decide which ones get fixed, when,...
Customer feedback management is the process of collecting, organizing, prioritizing, and...
Your AI assistant can already read your code. Now it can read your bug reports too. Ybug has an...
Feedback rarely moves from Open to In progress to Resolved in a neat line. An agency waits for a...