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Application Acceptance The application acceptance or testing, is a critical stage for any project. The success of your project will be decided on this stage. Too long and you lose much time and time can to be money. Too short and potentially you will have many errors in production. Application acceptance can be between 20 and 40 percent of your project. So you must have best processes and methods to realize it. I say this because this tool presents here, can to be helping you but isn’t a miracle to realize good testing stage. We must have the better testing process or an expert in this domain! What is LogRocket? LogRocket is a helper tool to show using of your application. You can see all users and all interactions between your users and your application. Permit to analyse and understand how your application it used and how users make test, check page, scroll… LogRocket lets you replay what users do on your site, helping you reproduce bugs and fix issues faster Why to use LogRocket? I have identified 3 best using: Anomaly never reproduce? You can check the session of your users to understand, communicate and solve error. At some time, I have delivery an application and we have started the testing stage. My client hasn’t never made test before. So I create an organisation and process to have the best application acceptance and best feedback. Some time after beginning, He pushes ticket that say: “I have an error when I try to create many users. But this error doesn’t replay all time” I think that you can understand. So I try to reproduce the error on my local but impossible. Dammit, LogRocket at this moment of the project isn’t deploy on the application :’(. Screen shot, log, store… You have many tools to check your application and how user uses it. You can check your application used and have sate of your application at any time. You can detect error logs or errors API… Their customer services can automatically create a ticket, Trello task or others. It’s the power and you will won many time :D. The last point and it’s very good tools: Mode LIVE to see tests realized by a user When your users tests your application, LogRocket propose LIVE mode. You can see in live all actions made. If I take an experience of myself, my client call me and tell me: “this feature never works”. I try to reproduce the error, but there aren’t anomalies in my local. So, I call back to my client and say, “can you try to test now?”. He begins the test and I use LIVE mode to check theses actions, moves, anything can to understand how he can have an error. After checking, I see the problem, I fix it and most important, I make a communication on the true error and action to fix it. How to add LogRocket on your VueJs application It’s very easy to had this application on your project! You can start by register you on the LogRocket web site and create your project. VueJs Get npm package npm i --save logrocket Import and init the package. In my application I have add this in mutation of my “vuex” store because it’s the start point of my application. Don’t forgot to check NODE_ENV because we can see after that this application can to be used only on testing stage. LogRocket ; (process.env.NODE_ENV === ) {
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In my last blog post, , I discussed one of the most important benefits of using Redux — debuggability. By using front end logging tools like LogRocket, developers can easily understand and fix tricky bugs in production by reviewing the and changes leading up to a bug. Redux Logging in Production actions state While this information is immediately useful in any Redux app, there is a lot more we can achieve by architecting an app with logging in mind. In this post I’m going to look at a few libraries and abstractions that make Redux logs useful by putting as much application data through Redux as possible. even more Data Fetching Fetching/sending data over the network is one of the most bug-prone parts of any app. Issues can arise from connectivity, unexpected data or incorrect logic. And things get extra complicated with polling, retry logic, optimistic mutations, etc. Libraries like for GraphQL, and for REST both facilitate fetching data from the network via Redux. They use Redux as a persistence layer, meaning that when debugging issues, you can inspect your Redux logs to see what data these clients have fetched and what the status is of in-flight requests. apollo-client redux-query Lets take a look at the Redux logs generated by redux-query: Here we see the action, which corresponds with a query being initialized. Looking at the action payload, we see all the information in the request, making it easy to debug. Once a response is received, emits a action with all the information about the response. REQUEST_START redux-query REQUEST_SUCCESS Logging requests and responses is only part of the magic of . Digging into the we see a key which is where persists its internal state. redux-query store queries redux-query Above, we see objects for each of the queries the app carried out (one to and one to ). When debugging issues, we can dig into this state object to see information on in-flight requests, (if we’re polling on a query), and timings. reddit.com/r/frontend.json reddit.com/r/reactjs.json queryCount Storing this information in Redux is critical, since it puts full context on all network activity in the Redux logs. Rolling your own data fetching “framework” If you’d prefer a simpler approach, you can roll your own data fetching “framework” by simply dispatching explicit actions when querying and receiving data from the network. For example, lets say we’re building a blogging app. When querying for posts, we would dispatch . The reducer could then update the state appropriately to indicate that the posts query is in progress. POSTS_QUERY_INIT postsQuery: {url: 'api.blog.com/posts',isPending: true,...} In a or , we would call and when the promise resolves, we’d dispatch an action like or . This would then update state appropriately to: thunk saga fetch POSTS_QUERY_SUCCESS POSTS_QUERY_FAILURE postsQuery: {url: 'api.blog.com/posts',isPending: true,data: [...],} This example is far from thorough, but the idea is that by being explicit with Redux actions for each part of the request lifecycle, it becomes easy to debug any potential race condition or network error. Handling other sources of non-determinism In addition to network fetching, there are lots of other sources of non-determinism that can cause bugs. Luckily, we can use Redux for these as well to leave thorough logs in the event of a bug. websockets When listening on a websocket, we can dispatch an action whenever we receive data and reduce it into the store appropriately. For example: myWebSocket.onmessage = function (event) {  store.dispatch({     type: 'BLOG_POST_UPDATE_RECEIVED',    payload: event,  } } That way, when looking at the Redux logs for an error or user-reported issue, we can see all the data that was received over the websocket and, crucially, relate it in time to other redux actions and network requests. Local Storage Often, an app needs to read from local storage when it first starts up. To do this, you can use a handy library that facilitates dumping state to local storage and reading/merging it back into state. redux-storage Whenever loads or saves state from redux, it emits an action showing exactly the payload that will get reduced into the store. redux-storage Everything else… The pattern of dispatching Redux actions for sources of non-determinism applies to most APIs like IndexedDB, or even functions like Date() and Math.random()- consider dispatching Redux actions with the result, so that you can easily debug these in the future. React Router Using lets you synchronize react-router state into Redux. Adding the integration is trivial, and doesn’t require any changes to how you use . Once you get the library set up, you’ll see a new key in your Redux store called with information on the current router state. react-router-redux react-router routing In addition, dispatches actions like when its state changes. react-router-redux @@router/LOCATION_CHANGE Also of note is that using lets you rewind router state when time-traveling in , since its state its state is derived from the state in Redux. react-router-redux redux-devtools A note about local vs Redux state I don’t want to get into the debate on local vs Redux state here, but production Redux logging does change the calculus of this decision in some cases. When deciding whether a given piece of state should be in Redux, ask yourself if seeing that state (and the actions that influenced it) could be helpful when debugging issues. If the answer is yes, consider putting that state in Redux so that it will be logged with crash reports and user issues. Production Redux Logging Logging Redux data in production helps you fix bugs and user-reported issues. Check out my previous blog post to learn more: _One of the greatest strengths of Redux is debuggability — by logging actions and state during an app’s execution…_blog.logrocket.com Redux Logging in Production TL;DR Using libraries and patterns that put data through Redux helps build more debuggable applications by leaving a rich audit trail. When architecting a new feature, ask yourself if it might be error-prone, and whether being able to view its state in the Redux logs would help solve a future bug. It’s tough to keep up-to-date on front-end dev. Join our weekly mailing list to learn about new tools, libraries and best practices that will help you build better apps: LogRocket is the JavaScript logging and replay tool that helps you fix bugs, faster. By capturing every log, network request and user session of your app, you can fix problems without back and forth.

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You may already be familiar with the basic features of the Chrome Developer Tools: the DOM inspector, styles panel, and JavaScript console. But there are a number of lesser-known features that can dramatically improve your debugging or app creation workflows. Dark Theme Chrome comes with a built-in dark theme for the dev tools. You can enable it by clicking the three dots icon in the upper right of the dev tools pane, clicking “settings”, and then toggling the theme. I sometimes find this easier on my eyes, and, obviously, it looks much cooler :) Selection Mode Chrome Developer Tools (DevTools) offer a number of ways to select elements — the most convenient of which is the selection mode. This tool, activated by pressing the mouse icon in the upper-left corner of the dev tools panel (or with cmd + shift + c), lets you select elements on the page simply by clicking on them. Once activated, you can move your mouse around the page and preview selection, then click to select an element to inspect.  This tool is great for quickly selecting an element on the page since hitting cmd + shift + c will open the dev tools and go straight into selection mode. Store as global variable Inspecting complicated objects that are logged to the console can sometimes be tricky if they have many keys, or contain values that are hard to parse manually. Luckily, Chrome makes it easy to inspect such objects with JavaScript. To do so, right click on an object in the console and press “store as global variable”. This stores the object as a global variable accessible in the console called which you can then work with using JavaScript. temp1 Animation Tools Recently, the Chrome team added a number of new features for debugging and for creating animations. Clicking the dropdown in the upper-left corner of the console reveals an “Animations” pane that lets you limit the speed for all animations on a site. You can also pause all animations. This is particularly useful for a site that is buzzing with animated content. The animations viewer lets you individually control the curve for each property CSS animation controller Clicking on the purple curve icon in an element’s property lets you view the motion curve for an animation, and fine-tune its properties. In addition, you can use the arrow icons to scroll through a list of preset animations to apply to your element. transition Simulate Element Pseudo State Another handy tool for styling elements is the element state simulator, which is accessed by clicking the icon in the upper-right corner of the Styles panel. :hov This tool lets you simulate the element pseudo states of hover, active, focused, and visited and view styles that are associated with those selectors. To add styles for those pseudo states, add a new selector (with the icon) and add to the end of the selector string. + :<state> For example, to add a hover rule to an with class , make a new selector, , and add styles there. li logo li.logo:hover You can then test your styles by checking the element state to simulate hovering on the element. :hover Prettify CSS and JavaScript Debugging or viewing minified JavaScript and CSS is very difficult. But luckily DevTools provides a tool that makes doing this a bit easier. After opening a minified file in the “Sources” tab, you can click the brackets logo in the lower left corner of the file, and DevTools will “prettify” the code. This works quite well with CSS files, and does a decent job with JavaScript, though some information (like variable names) is lost in the minification process. Alt + Up / Alt + Down When debugging CSS, you can select a property and use the up/down keys to tweak it’s value. By default, the arrow keys adjust values by +/- . However, by holding the key, you can use the arrow keys to adjust values finely in steps of , which is particularly useful when working with fractional values. 1 alt 0.1 Conversely, you can hold to adjust values in steps of . shift 10 Preserve Log Preserve log is a checkbox that lets you persist logs between page refreshes. This is useful when debugging website issues that require you to refresh the page, since all console output is otherwise cleared. When this option is enabled, a new type of “Navigation” log appears in the console to show page refreshes or navigation events to different pages. Network + Log Filters When debugging an app that has a lot of network requests or console logs, it can be useful to filter for particular types of events. Chrome has a filtering language that supports many different properties, as well as operators like to do wildcard matches. * If you type “-”, Chrome will expose a typeahead that shows the various properties you can filter for. You can also toggle on “regex” mode to do a regex match on the data shown in each row. Code Coverage Code coverage lets you run your web app, then for each JavaScript and CSS file, see which lines of code ran and which didn’t. This is helpful since when working on a complex or long-term project, it is easy to accumulate dead code. To use it, make sure you have Chrome 59 or higher, and go to the “Coverage” tab. Press “record” and then start using your app. When you’re done, Chrome will show you the exact code that ran during your session. Debugging Issues in Production DevTools only works if you’re running your app on your own machine. If you’re interested in understanding bugs and performance issues that users see in production, try . LogRocket is a front-end logging tool that lets you replay problems as if they happened in your own browser. Instead of guessing why errors happen, or asking users for screenshots and log dumps, LogRocket lets you replay the session to quickly understand what went wrong. It works perfectly with any app, regardless of framework, and has plugins to log additional context from React, Angular, and Vue.js. LogRocket LogRocket instruments your app to record console logs, network requests/responses with headers + bodies, browser metadata, Redux actions/state, and performance timings. It also records the HTML and CSS on the page, recreating pixel-perfect videos of even the most complex single-page apps. You can . check out LogRocket here _LogRocket helps you understand problems affecting your users, so that you can get back to building great software._logrocket.com LogRocket | Logging and Session Replay for JavaScript Apps Thanks for reading. I hope these advanced DevTools techniques help you build better apps with less stress.

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React is usually pretty fast, but it’s easy to make small mistakes that lead to performance issues. Slow component mounts, deep component trees, and unnecessary render cycles can quickly add up to an app that feels slow. Luckily there are lots of tools, some even built in to React, that help with diagnosing performance issues. In this series we’ll highlight tools and techniques for making React apps fast. Each post will also have an interactive, and (hopefully) fun demo! Unnecessary Render Cycles [continued] In my , I discussed how unnecessary render cycles can negatively affect performance in React apps. However, in a large-scale app, it can be tricky to know which components are updating at any point in time. last post Highlight updates with the React Developer Tools Luckily, the React Developer Tools Chrome extension has a built in feature for visualizing component updates. To use it, first make sure to install the extension here: _Adds React debugging tools to the Chrome Developer Tools._chrome.google.com React Developer Tools Then, open the extension by clicking the “React” tab in the Chrome devtools and check “Highlight Updates”. Then, simply use your app. Interact with various components and watch the devtools work its magic. Understanding the output The React Developer Tools highlights components that are re-rendering at a given point in time. Depending on the frequency of updates, a different color is used. Blue shows infrequent updates, ranging to green, yellow, and red for components that update frequently. Seeing yellow or red isn’t a bad thing. It would be expected when adjusting a slider, or other UI element that triggers frequent updates. But if you click a simple button and see red- it may mean that something is awry. The purpose of the tool is to spot components that are updating . As the app developer, you should have a general idea which components should be updating at a given time. necessarily unnecessarily Demo! To demonstrate the component highlighting, I rigged the TodoMVC app to update some components unnecessarily. _Now with extra bugs!_highlight-demo.firebaseapp.com Redux TodoMVC Example Open the link above, and then open the React Developer Tools and enable update highlighting. When you type in the top text input, you’ll see all of the TODOs highlight unnecessarily. As you type faster, you’ll see the color change to indicate more frequent updates. Debugging Performance Issues in Production The React Developer Tools only work if you are running your app on your own machine. If you’re interested in understanding performance issues that users see in production, try . LogRocket is like a DVR for web apps, recording that happens on your site. Instead of guessing why problems happen, you can replay sessions with bugs or performance issues to quickly understand the root cause. LogRocket literally everything LogRocket instruments your app to record performance data, Redux actions/state, logs, errors, network requests/responses with headers + bodies, and browser metadata. It also records the HTML and CSS on the page, recreating pixel-perfect videos of even the most complex single-page apps. _LogRocket helps you understand problems affecting your users, so that you can get back to building great software._logrocket.com LogRocket | Logging and Session Replay for JavaScript Apps Conclusion The highlighting feature in the React Developer Tools is an easy way to quickly see which components are updating as you interact with your app. Since this only works locally, check out , for diagnosing bugs and performance issues in production. LogRocket For more React performance tips, check out part 2 of this series: _React is usually pretty fast, but it’s easy to make small mistakes that lead to performance issues. Slow component…_blog.logrocket.com Make React Fast Again [Part 2]: why-did-you-update It’s tough to keep up-to-date on front-end dev. Join our weekly mailing list to learn about new tools, libraries and best practices that will help you build better apps:

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I once downloaded this fancy productivity app. At first, I was all in. Tapping away on my phone, making lists, and setting reminders felt awesome. Life happens. Work gets hectic. Netflix released the latest season of my favorite show. And my productivity app? Buried under forgotten apps. Why did this happen? The app was great. But I didn't fully adopt it into my routine. This scenario happens when businesses think more about product design and launch than product adoption. Launching is half the battle. The other half is to nail product adoption. Read on to learn: What exactly is product adoption Common barriers to product adoption How to increase product adoption (with real examples and expert tips) What is product adoption? Product adoption is when users find, try, and incorporate your software into their lives. Some products are daily, e.g., your go-to podcast app for your favorite daily podcasts. At the same time, others are weekly (think of the collaboration tool you use for your weekly standups). The win is when users link your product to getting their jobs done. How do users adopt products? Users move through six stages of product adoption, not necessarily in this order: : Potential users recognize their problem and discover your solution. Awareness : They actively seek more information about your product. Interest : They dive deeper to assess if your product meets their needs and compares to competitors. Evaluation : They opt for a trial or freemium tier. Trial : The 'aha moment' occurs when users realize the product's value for the first time, often by performing a crucial task. Activation : Convinced of your product's value, customers make it an integral part of their everyday lives. Adoption How to increase product adoption Customers stick around when they see value and churn when friction occurs. Here are five straightforward techniques to help you provide value, reduce friction, and increase product adoption. 1. Personalize the user experience A common mistake hindering adoption is focusing on the wrong crowd. That is introducing your product to the wrong user category. Users fall into these five categories: Five Product Adoption Categories: Early Adopters Trendsetters who can't wait to dive into the newest products. Innovators These folks are all about new tech, even if it's a bit wonky. They're the pioneers. Early Majority They need solid recommendations and testimonials before trying something new. Late Majority These users want rock-solid support. They prioritize convenience. Laggards Change? No thanks. They only switch when there's no other choice. Think of someone still rocking a 2020 smartphone. Make your product's value crystal clear in a way that resonates with each group. If you're trying to win new customers, your message should be different from what you tell your current customers. How to personalize the user experience for product adoption Segment users according to their adoption stage Use product experience tools such as Logrocket or Fullstory to identify issues facing different user profiles. Create targeted content and campaigns based on each profile. You can approach this by targeting early adopters with exclusive offers and upcoming releases. Their feedback lets you improve your product before rolling it out to more resistant late adopters. Personalize the email experience. Segment users based on their behavior or customer journey. Using tools like Userlist or Encharge, you can send behavior-based emails. It is a way to appeal directly to customers, depending on where they are in the journey. For example, you can email product guides to help users remove friction if they're stuck. When users finish a task, send them a congratulatory email. If their trial oe subscription is about to expire or renew, schedule a reminder email. 2. Provide a smooth user onboarding experience Users are reluctant to try a product after a disappointing first experience. An excellent user onboarding process ensures new users get value from your product right off the bat and integrate it into their lives. Here are ways to ace user onboarding Use a checklist to guide users through essential product features, leading them to the activation point. Gather customer information, such as their team or role, with a welcome survey. This helps you understand their unique requirements or job-to-be-done. Provide optional product guides so users can control their onboarding. Tech-savvy users do not need a walkthrough, but others will benefit. Offer contextual support with a chatbot or pop-up forms within the app, minimizing users' need to leave for assistance. 3. Remove adoption barriers A major friction of product adoption is getting people to change habits or overcome the fear of the unknown. Aside from early adopters, later adopters distrust new solutions. Here are ways to cut friction and reduce adoption barriers: Find out the blockers from customers Create a customer feedback channel where you can collect and act on user feedback. Monitor customer feedback regularly and prioritize the most critical issues. Send an email or in-app notification to acknowledge customer feedback and show you value their opinions. Integrate your product into users' existing workflows. Changing habits is challenging, and inertia often prevails. For instance, convincing a team accustomed to standups on Slack or Discord to switch platforms is a tough sell. founder and C.E.O., Michael Villar, formerly an engineer at Stripe with a decade of product development experience, shared how integration helped Height increase adoption. Height’s "We built our team AI standups to be shared within Height, Slack, and Discord. Height's standups include task links. If one team uses Height in a larger organization, Slack and Discord standups can increase adoption velocity. As the links open to Height on the web, other teams will find it easier to adopt." Address users' objections before they arise Address any potential obstacles as soon as possible. For example, some users might hesitate to add their card to a free trial. It is now common for many companies to offer free trials without credit cards and to indicate that on their pricing or signup pages to ease any objections. Source: Uscreen Display testimonials and show the results of switching to your product. This convinces both early and late majority users. They need to see that your product's value exceeds the required learning effort. This makes it easier for them to switch from a competitor or choose your solution. I love Basecamp's approach. There is a testimonial section on their website that serves as social proof. Source: Basecamp 4. Remove friction Strive for a user experience that requires minimal effort to reap rewards. Avoid anything that makes them overthink, which may lead to frustration and abandonment. How to cut friction to drive product adoption strategy Watch session recordings to identify points where users face challenges or disengage Using product experience tools, like Logrocket you can watch app and website interactions. Then, personalize your experience based on this data. Let's say users struggle to locate a specific feature. Consider redesigning its placement for better accessibility. Address user barriers at each adoption stage A helpful way to convince late adopters is to show testimonials from satisfied users before they commit. Ease their concerns with risk-free experiences like free trials and money-back guarantees. Make it easy for users to self-serve Provide resource centers or knowledge bases with adequate visual product guides for users to find answers. Also, ensure your customer support team is always on hand and easily reachable if they can't find what they're looking for or need clarification. Ensure your product works across all browsers and devices. Except in rare or specific cases, your product should work across all browsers, devices, and operating systems. This ensures flexibility and opens your product to a larger audience. Another critical point is to consider the needs of users with disabilities and ensure your product is accessible to everyone. Be proactive and innovate Be proactive and keep innovating and introducing new features your users need. Slack introduced huddles in 2021, their fastest-adopted feature during the remote work peak. Slack's senior product director, Olivia Grace, shared how constant innovation drives their success. 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These tips will entice users to revisit your platform and explore its features further, fostering ongoing adoption among new and existing users and teams. Make the latest features prominent Update your user interface to make new features more noticeable, like adding a clickable button. You can also move them to a more prominent position. A study showed people spend 80% of their time on the left side of a page. NNGroup Another tactic is including notifications to inform users about the latest features. Invite them to provide feedback or test updated features. And offer rewards. Optimize for product adoption Product adoption isn't instant; it requires continuous effort. The more your product integrates into their routine, the more they will stick around. Test, test, test. That's the most common advice for product owners and managers. Run experiments to see how easy it is to use your product. For example, sign up to see if your checklist's progress bar works properly. 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