Rescue.js’s unique monitoring platform allows organizations to automatically detect errors on their websites. JavaScript is the dominant scripting language for adding interactivity to web applications, and is in use on every major website.
“The increasing popularity of JavaScript frameworks like Meteor and Google’s Angular.js means that most sites have significant business logic in JavaScript, and undetected bugs can lead to customers being unable to complete vital transactions.” said Simon Maynard, Bugsnag co-founder and CTO. “The impressive technology behind Rescue.js, and their innovative approach to error detection in JavaScript will be a great addition to the Bugsnag platform.”
According to a study earlier this month by industry analyst RedMonk, JavaScript is now the most popular programming language among developers. The rankings are based on data collected from the open source project host GitHub and the programming questions and answer site StackOverflow, and are strongly indicative of industry trends. Check out the entire Press Release here.
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