I'm excited to announce I am joining the team at Sentry.
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Does this mean that Sentry is using, or will be using, Solid as the basis of their UI?
If they do that would be cool, but that wasn't the idea behind this. I know some people over here use Solid otherwise I wouldn't have gotten in the door, but this to my knowledge hasn't gotten into the product.
We're in an interesting state of things where people know where things should go but are stuck. This support from Sentry ensures that we can continue the work to make the choice that much easier to make in the future.
Fantastic! I'm super glad for you, for Solid, and for Sentry. Sentry is doing good work out there in the community. Hats off to them!
Wow! Congrats Ryan!
Congrats!
Good read Ryan and congrats !
Short question: How do you foresee the integration of Sentry’s monitoring and error tracing tools enhancing the development and performance tracking of SolidJS applications, especially as you explore new features like Async Signals in Solid 2.0
We've been working on SolidStart SDK and I'm hoping my insight into signals can help monitoring for all modern JS frameworks.
This is great news, Ryan! Congratulations!
Sentry’s mission is very important. Glad they’re making such efforts to support OSS
Congrat Ryan
Congratulations 💐
Congrats Ryan!
Congratulations to you and Sentry!
Congrats! I love Sentry!
That's fantastic news! Congratulations 👏
Good luck seems like sentry is assembling a very good team over there
Congrats！
For the casual web wanderer, if you are like me, quite into React at some point, but now just following the general front-end field with a lazy eye, and did not get this, here is a summary of what this probably meant, according to our good friend gippity:
Short version
Since 2020, signals went from a niche idea (MobX, Knockout vibes) to being the core reactivity primitive in nearly every non-React framework. Solid proved it could work at framework scale, and that shifted the industry away from “diff everything” toward “react exactly where needed.” That’s the transformation Ryan is pointing to.
Congratulations, Ryan!