The Time Travel Debugger for Web Development - Replay.io - Open Source Friday
Replay.io helps the OSS community by making it easier for maintainers and contributors to debug user issues and automated test failures. With Replay, see exactly what happened when a bug occurred, debug within the recording, and collaborate with other contributors.
In this video, Cecelia shows @blackgirlbytes how to use Replay and highlight http://replayable.dev, an open-source project for finding GitHub issues ready for debugging.
They also talk about non-code ways to contribute to OSS, including bug reports, documentation, and community support.
0:00 - Introductions
3:16 - Debugging: an underrated skill
3:57 - What is Replay
5:30 - TTD stands for Time Travel Debugging
7:33 - Demo - Recording a bug with Replay
8:57 - Demo - Debugging with Replay
12:18 - Demo - Retroactive print statements with Replay
16:12 - Bug reports as open source contributions
17:49 - Shout out to Mark Erikson
23:46 - What is Replayable?
25:42 - Buggy Mode
28:22 - Rizel and Cecelia pair on debugging
38:28 - Q&A
40:41 - Favorite Food
41:41 - Favorite Beyonce Song
43:06 - Join the Replay Discord
43:51 - Don't be afraid of bugs
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