AppMap enhances the developer experience by analyzing runtime code behavior before you commit changes and go to production. AppMap records detailed traces of how your application runs and analyzes it based on frameworks and techniques including web services, view templates, HTTP client requests, caching, authentication, and SQL. Bugs, loops, calls, dependencies, security issues, and more are found with ease in trace views and sequence diagrams.
AppMap helps you understand any codebase or project that is written in a supported web application or API framework, including Ruby on Rails, Django, Flask, Express, and Spring. AppMap supports the following programming languages: Java, Python, Ruby, Typescript, and JavaScript.
AppMap can also be used to map a database-backed web application or API service, and instantly generate OpenAPI documentation based on the API calls it observes at runtime.
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i am using ruby 3 and it is not supporting into this. what should i do now to practice for solving securities vulnerabilities
Hi, we just released Ruby 3.3 support yesterday!
This looks great, but why do you hate PHP?
Idk, man. root is my main account.
Highly appreciated it’s starting the conversation please!
Please starting now
Marvelous top technology and best of the famous powerful method!
Shmob
xz compromise proves SystemD should be dumped. SysD has great features but opens the system to massive possibilities for compromise.
Xz isn't a part of SystemD though. And the problem was with XZ + SSH.
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Thats funny
Would have been nice giving the reasoning behind this pronunciation. It seems arbitrary without context.
This is amazing! Thanks for building this.
is it free extension?
AppMap is free for personal use. Here are the details: appmap.io/pricing. You can get AppMap from the VSCode marketplace - marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=appland.appmap and the JetBrains marketplace plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/16701-appmap.
what about saying it like vvv. in finnish you just say v or double v
Any way to integrate that with docker? So i have my image that im launching from within intellij through run configs. I want to add appmap to that. Is it possible?
Yes, you need to configure your Java program running in Docker to launch with the appmap Java Agent flag, as described here - appmap.io/docs/reference/appmap-java.html#other-build-systems . In addition, you will want the volume where the appmaps are written (should be tmp/appmap relative to the Java process working directory) so that they will appear in IntelliJ. The best place for follow up questions and AppMap questions of any kind is the Slack community - appmap.io/community - AppMap users and AppMap devs are there. The key concepts to know are (1) AppMap for Java is enabled via the javaagent flag (2) AppMaps are regular JSON files that are written to tmp/appmap.
How about MySQL?
Most japanese software developer pronounce "えとせ"(phonetic: e to see) or "イーティーシー" (E T C)
Sounds very promising, but for me was impossible to complete the setup in any JavaScript or Node project. Messages of end point or project incompatibility all the time. It is not entirely clear what type of projects are valid to use here, and I think that the use should be simpler, or more accessible, because a tool of this kind could be extremely useful for understanding and visualizing things.
Hi, sorry it didn't work for your project. We are developing an updated next-gen agent for Node.js - github.com/getappmap/appmap-node/ - please watch that repo for updates, and you can also subscribe to our product updates newsletter by following AppMap on LinkedIn.
interesting i like hahahaProxy
Matty? Is that you?
It’s sudo not sudo!
Awesome ❤
The creator of this is even more idiotic than that guy who came up with Jiff instead of GIF.
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Strak
I am the only one who pronounce E-T-C
wonderful, how awesome thanks
Dubs
Tripdub
Because of the syllables, the abbreviation is 'longer' than the full text.
you forgot about the squeal
Hap roxy
what the fuck is even the point of this and who the fuck cares about a madeup word pronunciation
It’s actually pronounced “Squeal”. Source: trust me bro
Friend of mine called his project “Fsck Intel”. Guess he was not a fan of Intel.
When I first started getting into GNU/ Linux in '98, I read a book by Jon "maddog" Hall, and he said it was pronounced 'f' 's' 'chuck'; that's good enough for me :-). It may not be agreed/ defined, but i can think of worse people to learn from.
Wow I didn’t know that. Thanks!
this does not work now
Check out these docs for adding AppMap to a Node.js project. appmap.io/docs/reference/appmap-agent-js.html#installation. If you need more help you can ask the developers in our Community slack (appmap.io/slack)
An update - We are developing an updated next-gen agent for Node.js - github.com/getappmap/appmap-node/ - please watch that repo for updates, and you can also subscribe to our product updates newsletter by following AppMap on LinkedIn.
It’s pronounced epoch
EPIC???
E poc
Check out AppMap's latest Code-First OpenAPI auto-documentation which can generate OpenAPI compatable documentation from your runtime code behavior. appmap.io/product/automate-openapi-generation appmap.io/docs/your-first-15-minutes-with-appmap/generate-openapi-from-appmaps.html
good ,excelent
did not work- unable_to_get_issuer_cert_locallly
how create file temp/appmap , in java , in the ide intelliJIDEA ???
Java recording of test cases will generally go into the directory "target/" or "build/", depending or whether your project uses Maven or Gradle. That's because this directory is normally ignored by .gitignore and you don't want to commit your AppMaps to Git. If you record AppMaps using "remote recording" - gist.github.com/kgilpin/10eaec078dc01ae4791b4f41d5f21473 - you will be prompted where to save the the AppMap once it's been created.
How to add support for more languages?
AppMap currently works with Ruby, Python, Java, and JavaScript. Once you've made AppMaps, you can generate OpenAPI for any of these languages. What new language support are you looking for?
Thanks for the video. would you like to share code repo of this sample in github if you still got one? Is the n+1 problem limitation of the orm?
Yes, N+1 is an issue with basically all ORM, because as you use the code to loop over a collection of objects, if you access a property of that object it may trigger a query to go fetch the data. You can find a code example her - github.com/land-of-apps/spring-petclinic
Greatwork.Kudos Appmap Team !
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