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📢 Introducing Galileo AI, the newest member of your product team — reinventing how digital product teams create great digital experiences. In today’s digital-centric world, product teams are tasked with owning critical KPIs: conversion, adoption, retention, and more. When those KPIs don’t perform as expected, teams dig through massive amounts of data to figure out why. 🔬 🔎 Too often, though, those teams fail to find the root cause of a conversion or adoption problem because the important issues are buried in all their data. 🤯 😕 That’s where Galileo comes in: 🕵♂️ Galileo watches every user session in your app 🤔 Gains a human-like understanding of your app and its flows 🗣 Surfaces the most impactful user struggle and behavior patterns 🎯 Guides teams on where to invest for creating great user experiences 📺 Each issue comes with session replays to see exactly what went wrong Find out why Common App (yes, the site used by millions of students to apply to colleges) uses Galileo to identify critical issues impacting students, saying: “In the past, we might hear that something was wrong with our application submission flows, but figuring out the root cause and its impact was a time-consuming process, and we couldn’t be sure that the changes we made would move the needle. LogRocket’s AI capabilities easily allow teams across Common App to proactively identify the highest-impact issues and their causes in the areas of our app we care about the most.” Read the whole blog post here: https://lnkd.in/esn2Kb5W
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Dynamic CSS animations with the `linear()` easing function #css #cssanimation #lineareasingfunction #webdev https://buff.ly/3RCpQL8
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In this repeat episode, you asked us your most pressing questions about JavaScript runtimes, so join Matteo Collina, Node.js TSC member and Co-founder and CTO of Platformatic, and Kevin Whinnery, previously Dev Rel at Deno, as they answer those questions. Apple: https://buff.ly/4eHY9KZ Spotify: https://buff.ly/3xMqIGn
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Exploring the React Compiler: A detailed introduction #reactjs #webdev #frontend https://buff.ly/4btrIgv
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Leveraging Perplexity AI for frontend development #aideveloper #frontend #webdev https://buff.ly/3W5ECMZ
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New LaunchPod episode is live 👀 Check out some of our favorite conversations with PM leaders so far from the pod! Links in comments!
While many of us in the US have time off this week, our PM podcast, LaunchPod, is bringing you some of our favorite snippets from our library of episodes. On this week's episode, we highlight conversations with: 🎧 Kristin D. from Viator, talking about big bets in product management 🎧 Steve Chazin from Alarm.com, discussing lessons he learned working at Apple 🎧 Roman Gun from Zeta Global, talking about his design North Star philosophy Check out this clip of Steve Chazin explaining how Apple solidifies its product's "reason for being," and listen to the full episode now! Links in the comments 💡
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User agent detection and the ua-parser-js license change #useragentdetection #uaparserjs #webdev https://buff.ly/3xGmb8n
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Ant Design adoption guide: Overview, examples, and alternatives #antdesign #frontend #webdev https://buff.ly/4cFNUov
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In our most recent Leader Spotlight, Sarah Carusona discusses her methodology for understanding new and repeat customer behavior and shares insights from her creative testing framework. #ecommerce #customerjourney https://buff.ly/45PheXB
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Using Storybook and RSCs to build and test apps in isolation #storybookjs #reactservercomponents #reactjs https://buff.ly/3xCa3VT
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