rrweb VS re-frame-10x

Interesting project!

How does this compare to rrweb[0], the library that Sentry and many other commercial offerings for frontend monitoring use?

[0]: https://www.rrweb.io/

Congrats on being the only commercial company to actually sponsor rrweb[0] rather than just fork it and contribute absolutely nothing back (or in the case of Sentry - remove their copyright and violate their license).

Seeing as you're "open-source", why chose to fork and detach the project rather than contribute directly to it? With a detached fork, other users can't even compare your changes to the original and pull in fixes. If you truly believed in the spirit of open source, you'd believe in working together and giving back, not just taking advantage of a free lunch.

It feels like all these "open-source" companies are just closed source but with open-source as a marketing gimmick.

[0] https://github.com/rrweb-io/rrweb

if you want I can help to install www.rrweb.io free, DM me

In the end, I had to experiment quite a few times. First, I tried using rrweb since it was something that was already on my radar. The idea is I would record using that and convert it into a video using rrvideo.

I didn't think postHog was a good comparison either,

I knew of rrweb https://www.rrweb.io/

Great to see more open source contendants in the space

(something like https://www.rrweb.io/)

I'm indie/solo making Linkkraft browser (to make a living from it). Browser to be effective researcher & collector. It visualizes your steps as tree and makes html snapshot for your each step (even steps in SPAs like twitter).

Surely not as fully featured, but the general idea has been possible for ClojureScript Re-frame with: https://github.com/day8/re-frame-10x

Metosin Reagent-dev-tools. I used quite a lot the excellent Metosin Reagent-dev-tools (as you can see in the picture below). I tried the re-frame-10x tool as well, but I liked more the Metosin Reagent-dev-tool’s visual layout (and I’m a company man - you eat your own dog food). The Metosin Reagent-dev-tool was one of the most important development and debugging tools during this exercise. Once you configure the tool to show the Re-frame application db state you get a nice tree view to the app-db: