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Heatmaps Are Useful. Until People Start Treating Them Like Science. — ScaleBun blog coverHeatmaps Are Useful. Until People Start Treating Them Like Science. — ScaleBun blog cover

Heatmaps Are Useful. Until People Start Treating Them Like Science.

Heatmaps and rage-click data reveal real UX problems like dead clicks, but only when read correctly alongside session replay.

OTA Updates Are Basically Software Deployment With a Smaller Blast Radius — ScaleBun blog coverOTA Updates Are Basically Software Deployment With a Smaller Blast Radius — ScaleBun blog cover

OTA Updates Are Basically Software Deployment With a Smaller Blast Radius

An introduction to Over-The-Air updates and how they allow teams to deploy JavaScript fixes to React Native apps without App Store waits.

Performance Bugs Don't Crash Your App. Users Leave Anyway. — ScaleBun blog coverPerformance Bugs Don't Crash Your App. Users Leave Anyway. — ScaleBun blog cover

Performance Bugs Don't Crash Your App. Users Leave Anyway.

A slow API can return 200 on every request and still drive users away through abandonment and retries.

Product Analytics Tells You What Users Did. Debugging Data Tells You Why. — ScaleBun blog coverProduct Analytics Tells You What Users Did. Debugging Data Tells You Why. — ScaleBun blog cover

Product Analytics Tells You What Users Did. Debugging Data Tells You Why.

Product analytics shows where users drop off in a funnel, but not why — session-level debugging data closes that gap.

Release Tracking Is the Difference Between “We Have a Bug” and “We Introduced a Bug Tuesday” — ScaleBun blog coverRelease Tracking Is the Difference Between “We Have a Bug” and “We Introduced a Bug Tuesday” — ScaleBun blog cover

Release Tracking Is the Difference Between “We Have a Bug” and “We Introduced a Bug Tuesday”

An error spike is easier to explain once it's overlaid with deployment history and connected to what changed.

Replay Controls Sound Like UI Details Until You're Debugging a 40-Minute Session — ScaleBun blog coverReplay Controls Sound Like UI Details Until You're Debugging a 40-Minute Session — ScaleBun blog cover

Replay Controls Sound Like UI Details Until You're Debugging a 40-Minute Session

Watching a 40-minute session replay start to finish isn't practical — playback controls make it usable.

Session Replay: Your Bug Report Is Missing About 90% of the Story — ScaleBun blog coverSession Replay: Your Bug Report Is Missing About 90% of the Story — ScaleBun blog cover

Session Replay: Your Bug Report Is Missing About 90% of the Story

A vague bug report leaves out what actually happened. Session replay reconstructs the user's actions around the failure.

The Future of OTA Isn't Faster Deployment. It's Smarter Deployment. — ScaleBun blog coverThe Future of OTA Isn't Faster Deployment. It's Smarter Deployment. — ScaleBun blog cover

The Future of OTA Isn't Faster Deployment. It's Smarter Deployment.

Shipping updates fast isn't enough; you must know if the OTA actually fixed the problem. Learn how to verify OTA rollouts with real telemetry.

Web and Mobile Observability Should Not Feel Like Two Different Companies Built It — ScaleBun blog coverWeb and Mobile Observability Should Not Feel Like Two Different Companies Built It — ScaleBun blog cover

Web and Mobile Observability Should Not Feel Like Two Different Companies Built It

Having separate telemetry, error monitoring, and analytics tools for web and mobile creates a fragmented DevOps scavenger hunt.