Hello everyone, welcome again!
We donât know if itâs just us, but January always feels like the fastest month of the year! We do hope that you have been able to keep up with your new yearâs resolutions. Someone in our team mentioned theyâve even built a habit tracker in Notion to stick to their resolution, so if youâre having trouble, you could try that too!
Also, have you noticed how oddly satisfying February looks on paper? Itâs apparently called a rectangle month and something that can only happen in February!
Meanwhile, hereâs this monthâs newsletter - we have Q4 2020 Community Champions, developer stories, the latest blogs, and of course, some developer tips to make your life easier.
Highlights of the month
Keeping Top Paid Apps in Top Shape
The Spritle team shares insights on paid app management, such as using Freshping to track downtime, Sentry to track errors, and other features.
Sustaining Momentum in a âLockdownâ Year
A look back at how our team powered through a challenging 2020 to launch several cool features and achieved new milestones in the process.
Itâs time we find an alternative
A lot of web developers rely on jQuery, it makes everything easier but also brings vulnerabilities if not used right. Check out the blog post, to find alternatives.
Meet the Community Champions
We are really excited to announce Q4 Community Champions. A huge congratulation and cheers to our community champions We genuinely appreciate your efforts and what each of you has done to help us grow as a community.
Pro tipsđŤ
- Enable âdebug modeâ if you struggle with debugging or if the error messages from Freshworks CLI are not helpful.
- Learn how to extend your developer account, so you donât have to worry about your trial account expiring prematurely.
- Code review guidelines are provided in detail to understand each best practice to be followed. Itâs best to go through this during the app development and before publishing an app.
- Time to live (ttl) option in Data Storage to store the data only for certain periods. Thereâs a blog to know more about it.
Byte-sized Humorđ
How do you help JS errors?
You console them!
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