Charlie Nguyen-Duc

Voilà, un outil bien précieux qui vous permettra d’être notifié par email si une page d’erreur s’affiche sur votre site. Son nom est original à savoir: DamnIt! Vous aurez accès à de nombreux détails lors des notifications. Veuillez noter le fait qu’il soit construit utilisant le framework JavascriptMVC (oui MVC comme Model View Controller). Pour plus de détails, je vous laisse lire la description complète en anglais et suivre les liens proposés:

I wanted to let you know about something you might find useful: a free JavaScript error reporting service called DamnIT (damnit.jupiterit.com) that emails you when a JavaScript error occurs in your webpages.

JavaScript testing can be a real pain. It’s nearly impossible to build an application that works perfectly across all browsers. Unless a kind user emails you, bugs can sometimes go unnoticed for weeks. DamnIT lets you know immediately when there are problems in your application, so you can fix bugs before they become headaches.

Here’s how it works:
- You include the damnit.js script from your web page with the application key you get after signing up
- Any time a JavaScript error occurs while a user is on your page, you get an email with a bunch of debugging information.

We’re really excited because exception notification is common as a best practice in server frameworks but has been missing in JavaScript. DamnIT is the error plugin of the JavaScriptMVC (javascriptmvc.com) framework, which aims to bring formal development practices like this to JavaScript development.

Check out the demo (damnit.jupiterit.com/home/demo) and a features overview (damnit.jupiterit.com/home/learn). I hope you find it useful for your applications, and I also hope you don’t get many of the notification emails