> Magically attributing significant qualities to people because of their race is racism. Magically attributing significant qualities to people because of highly salient surface characteristics is bigotry.
In my opinion yes -- being able to actually see the user going through the app before they clicked on the thing that made an error can make a huge difference. Sentry's breadcrumbs are similar, but they don't provide enough context. An actual session recording provide all the context.
redux-sagas are awesome. If you have a complicated web app (and most apps aren't) then it's a godsend. It really simplifies a lot of the business logic. You do have to be careful about performance though.
Not every company can afford to have a person dedicated to security. No full stack developer is a complete generalist -- everyone specializes naturally. The point is that they are comfortable doing a wide range of tasks. For some people that might make more sense.
I work with mainly Javascript. I like to log everything, so I rarely need to use debuggers. When I have to, the Chrome developer is all you need. You can even use it to debug Node stuff
I feel like there is a great opportunity right now for anyone to make a Github replacement. Sounds like a lot of these features are sorely needed at the moment. Why has Github been complacent?
If I recall correctly, this is simply a decorator. Using ES7, you could write the createContainer call using the new decorator syntax and avoid this uncomfortableness.