Sentry is a realtime event logging and aggregation platform. It specializes in monitoring errors and extracting all the information needed to do a proper post-mortem without any of the hassle of the standard user feedback loop.
I saw this and thought “Oh, that’s pretty handy.”
Then I noticed that someone had thrown together a WordPress plugin…
So, guess what just got promoted to the top of my “fuck with later” pile?
Use Chrome’s Developer Tools a lot? If you do, you’re going to love this laundry list of tricks. [via]
The MailChimp blog’s got a pretty compelling argument against social login buttons. I would say that I could agree more, but I can’t. It’s not possible. [via]
I seriously love that the nerds over on Stack Exchange are working out how to do xkcd style graphs in TeX.
My only question is, now that the info’s out there, who’s working on the WordPress plugin to leverage the LaTeX support built into Jetpack?
I’ve been playing around with Mozilla’s Persona a bit lately, so I was thrilled to find a WordPress plugin that makes integrating it ridiculously easy.
Even though we have about 20 prints that need framing and hanging, Sarah got me this badass unofficial Italian Star Wars poster for our anniversary. It’s going to look super tight hanging over the desk in my office, isn’t it?
Okay. You have no idea what my office looks like. But trust me, it’s going to look great.
Best. Wife. Ever.
Normally, I ignore iOS based WordPress post editors, but I was tipped off to Poster while listening to this week’s episode of Systematic and it actually looks crazy nice. Besides being easy on the eyes, it’s got Dropbox integration, Markdown support, custom fields, post format selection and even slug editing.
Slug editing! From a 3rd party WordPress client for iOS!
Hrmph. Maybe I should be getting more excited about the Markdown and Dropbox support. I mean, those things will have more impact on my workflow than slug editing ever will. Still, this is a total steal at $3.99, right?
I never thought I’d say this, but the new Mypace looks amazing! It’s carrying around the taint of the original Myspace though, so people might end up sleeping on it. Still, if it lives up to even half of what they’re showing off, I’ll gladly give it another try. [via]
Adobe’s Edge Web Fonts look like a pretty nice alternative to Google’s Web Fonts. I guess I’ll have to see which one is faster and report back… [via]