Justin Hunter

Justin Hunter @polluterofminds

About: VP of Product at Pinata, co-founder of Orbiter - the easiest way to host static websites and apps.

Location:
Dallas
Joined:
Apr 10, 2019

Justin Hunter
articles - 39 total

How To Build and Host a Hugo Site

Hugo is a static site generator that first launched in 2013. While many static site generators are...

Learn More 0 0Jan 25

How To Build and Host a Gatsby Blog

Gatsby is one of the most popular static site generators available. Started in 2015 as an open source...

Learn More 1 0Jan 19

Why Good Commit Messages Matter, Even For Solo Developers

In a dimly lit room, Alan, a solo developer, feverishly typed away on his keyboard. His project, a...

Learn More 2 0Nov 6 '23

How To Monitor Events in Your Svelte App

It seems there is a new JavaScript framework launched everyday. And while that is largely true, some...

Learn More 8 0Oct 11 '21

How To Use Error Boundaries in React With Error Monitoring

Backend engineers have all the tools. Nice error handling. Reporting. Metrics. What about us frontend...

Learn More 8 0Aug 19 '21

How to Build a Custom Go Client For a REST API

Exceptionless is powered by a REST API. When you interact with the dashboard UI, when you use the ....

Learn More 14 0Mar 29 '21

How to Debug Electron Apps

Electron is a great framework that makes developing cross-platform desktop applications easy. If you'...

Learn More 3 0Feb 23 '21

Saying Thanks to the Open Source Community Through Sponsorship

Exceptionless has always been committed to the open-source software ecosystem. In fact, Exceptionless...

Learn More 1 0Jan 27 '21

How to Use React Hooks to Monitor Events in Your App

The introduction of Hooks in React was a game-changer. Developers now had options when it came to cre...

Learn More 7 0Jan 19 '21

Debugging a .NET Serverless App

Serverless development has become the hot thing in tech. Renting time on a virtual machine only when...

Learn More 13 0Jan 12 '21

How to Create a Custom Table Component in React

Tables are everywhere. Even if the web (thankfully) moved away from using tables to layout sites, you...

Learn More 18 0Jan 4 '21

Why You Should be Practicing Exception Driven Development

You've heard of test-driven development. You've heard of behavior-driven development. Maybe you've ev...

Learn More 4 0Dec 7 '20

Progressive Web Apps Will Save The Open Web

This article first appeared on my site, so make sure to check out my other writing there. Not enoug...

Learn More 49 6Nov 22 '20

How to Spend $60 to Store a 7mb File - Or Why You Should Write Unit Tests

I'm not the best at writing automated tests. Sometimes I write them as I go, sometimes I write them b...

Learn More 6 0Nov 18 '20

Comparing Error Monitoring Services

Error monitoring is vital to the success of any application. Console logs only get you so far. Once y...

Learn More 3 0Nov 2 '20

How to Self-Host Your Error Monitoring Service

The beauty of open-source solutions is that you are often given the option to self-host or pay for an...

Learn More 11 0Sep 30 '20

Why We Upgraded Our Production Application to .NET 5.0

For anyone who has built an application, you've probably built it on some library or framework that c...

Learn More 14 1Sep 24 '20

Using an Error Monitoring Service to Track User Experience

Errors aren't always caused by code. They can be caused by poor UX design and having a process to catch them is important.

Learn More 1 0Sep 23 '20

It's OK to Build to Learn

I write a lot about product, startups, and market validation. But I'm also a developer who is constan...

Learn More 1 2Sep 21 '20

How to Create a Sprite Animation Without Canvas

Creating a sprite animation in JavaScript

Learn More 22 3Sep 17 '20

How to Setup Simple Hot-Reload on an Electron App With No External Dependencies

A quick tutorial to enable hot reload on an Electron app with no external dependencies

Learn More 32 5Aug 1 '20

How I Became a Developer in My 30s

How I learned to code and became a developer in my 30s.

Learn More 10 2Jul 5 '20

Let's Build a Sports Team Sentiment Analyzer Using Next.js, Twitter, and Machine Learning

I built an app that analyzes tweets about sports teams so that I could better learn Next.js, the Twitter API, and put some Machine Learning to good use.

Learn More 20 1May 18 '20

I Wrote a Puppeteer Script That Ran For Two Days

Using Google's Puppeteer test automation and headless browser to scrape data that was otherwise inaccessible.

Learn More 2 0May 12 '20

I Built My First Chrome Extension To Improve The Software My Wife Uses

How I built my first chrome extension, a solution custom-built for my wife.

Learn More 22 0Apr 28 '20

Building Products That Solve Problems

Photo via https://unsplash.com/@punttim When writing software, it’s easy to assume whatever is shipp...

Learn More 12 0Sep 22 '19

Build a Versioning System With IPFS and Blockstack

Being able to see version history is like rewinding history There are so many great use cases for...

Learn More 9 0Sep 14 '19

Tutorial: How to Build an IPFS & Text Notification App

Photo from https://unsplash.com/@hckmstrrahul The way new technology is best adopted is when it is...

Learn More 10 0Sep 5 '19

Give Users Control of Their Data by Giving Them Choice

Photo courtesy of https://unsplash.com/@burst Whether you are building in the blockchain space, the...

Learn More 7 0Sep 5 '19

Build a Zero Dependency Notes App on IPFS — Part I

This is part one of a two-part tutorial. Part one focuses on authentication and part two focuses on...

Learn More 9 0Sep 4 '19