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In this episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott talk with Ben Vinegar about his work with Sentry, their migration to TypeScript, and advice for running JavaScript on other websites.
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Show Notes- Ben Vinegar
- 00:20 Guest introduction
- 05:58 Seeing bug reports from Sentry
- 07:38 Distributed tracing for full stack developers
- 12:16 Amazon X Ray
- AWS Xray
- 15:32 Using Tracing
- 19:40 Sponsor: Kontent by Kentico
- 20:58 Cloudflare Worker Integration
- 22:30 How does Sentry have open source and a business?
- Heroku
- App Platform
- Media Temple
- Dreamhost
- WordPress Calypso
- 32:30 Sponsor: Hashnode
- 34:07 What is the tech stack of Sentry?
- 38:20 Sentry switching to TypeScript
- Sentry switching to TypeScript
- 44:36 Running JavaScript on other websites
- 51:24 Sponsor: Sentry
- 53:08 Sick Picks
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