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FireHydrant
Sponsored review
Incident response automation.
Automate tedious incident handling workflows e.g. create new Slack room, status page update, create Zoom bridge. Inventory catalog assigns teams and aggregates useful tools (e.g. PagerDuty on call, Datadog dashboard, last GitHub event) for quick lookup during incidents. Auto-generate timelines based on chat logs, events, actions to make retrospectives easier.
OpenReplay
Open source session replay debugging.
Record and debug user sessions with full devtool capture (JS errors, network, perf, state). Sanitize data before it is captured through generic global rules or HTML attributes. Can un-minify JS with source maps. Plugins to capture API requests e.g. GraphQL and correlate with backend monitoring (Datadog, New Relic, Cloudwatch, etc).
git-bug
Bug tracker embedded in your git repo.
Work from a CLI, interactive TUI or web UI. Doesn’t pollute your repo (everything lives in .git) and interactions are like normal Git (add, push, pull, etc). Issues can live alongside the code repo they belong to. Can bridge with GitHub, GitLab and JIRA so you can use git-bug and others can stick with a centralized server.
Beta announcements
Status and descriptions are from the original edition.
Datree
CLI to prevent k8s misconfigurations.
Django 4.0
Python web framework.
React Docs
Rewritten React docs.
Oceanbase
MySQL compatible distributed relational database.
Kyoto
Frontend framework for Go.