Ideas, tutorials, and updates from our team.
A bug ID is not a database row number. It is a word people say to each other. Here is why per-project numbering and a short project key like BD-42 make a bug tracker easier to talk about, and the trade-offs behind the design.
Most teams are not slow at deciding which bugs matter — they are slow at everything around the deciding. A bug triage workflow that removes the navigation instead of asking you to think faster.
The design is in Slack, the log is on a drive, the spec is in someone's inbox. Why bug report attachments scatter across tools, what that costs when the bug comes back around, and how to keep every file on the bug itself.
BugDump adds a bug report button to your site with one script tag. Every report ships console logs, network requests, replay, and environment data.
How session replay works, what it captures, and why pairing it with console and network logs turns vague bug reports into diagnosable ones.
Why heavyweight issue trackers fail small teams, what a lightweight bug tracking setup needs, and how to choose one that users will actually feed.
What separates a bug report that gets fixed from one that gets closed as 'cannot reproduce' — structure, context, and a practical checklist.
Connect BugDump's MCP server to Claude Code or Cursor and let your AI assistant read a bug's console, network, and replay context to debug it.
A practical setup for beta testing feedback: lower the reporting friction, capture context automatically, and close the loop with testers.
How agencies replace bug-report email threads with a widget on every client site — structured reports, per-project boards, and clean handoffs.
Three ways to add a bug report button to any website — script tag, npm package, or programmatic init — with configuration tips and pitfalls.
Users can't send you their console. How client-side capture works — rolling buffers, network hooks, filtering — and how to get it with one script tag.