Building SDKs to be used by other developers is all great fun, but at one point, you also need to test out your work in a real application. Does the thing you build work in the wild? Is it easy to use, or did you build something utterly bad?
We'll look at building Sentry's appreciation Slack app called GibPotato, an over-engineered, micro-service-orientated behemoth of CakePHP, Go, and Vue.js built to try out our SDKs using a programming language not part of Sentry's tech stack.
Your name (and pronouns)
Michi Hoffmann (he/him)
Location
I'm based in Vienna and would like to speak during the queerjs @Vienna.
As I'm an employee at Sentry, you can give priority to any none Sentry employees that would like to speak before considering this proposal.
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Abstract
Building SDKs to be used by other developers is all great fun, but at one point, you also need to test out your work in a real application. Does the thing you build work in the wild? Is it easy to use, or did you build something utterly bad?
We'll look at building Sentry's appreciation Slack app called GibPotato, an over-engineered, micro-service-orientated behemoth of CakePHP, Go, and Vue.js built to try out our SDKs using a programming language not part of Sentry's tech stack.
Your name (and pronouns)
Michi Hoffmann (he/him)
Location
I'm based in Vienna and would like to speak during the queerjs @Vienna. As I'm an employee at Sentry, you can give priority to any none Sentry employees that would like to speak before considering this proposal.
Contact Details
You can reach me on Discord Cleptric#0001
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