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You can find network logs by opening the developer console window in your browser and then clicking on the "Network" tab. To do this, open the developer console window using the keyboard shortcut `command+option+I` or right-clicking on the page and clicking on 'Inspect', then click on the "Network" tab to view the network logs, enter the URL of the website you want to investigate, and click to view network requests. Network logs are important because they can help engineers identify the underlying problem when tackling a front-end bug, such as a page that won't load or images that are broken. By examining the network logs, engineers can deduce what went wrong and provide a more accurate diagnosis. Sharing network logs with engineers is crucial for effective communication and faster resolution of bugs. Tools like Jam Chrome extension can automate this process, making it easier to share information with developers and streamline workflows.
Mar 24, 2023 1,106 words in the original blog post.
Jam Embeds` is an integration that enables developers to embed `Jams` into both `Notion` and `Slack`. By dropping a `Jam` into a `Notion` bug tracking board or sending it to `Slack`, users can create a perfect embed with debugging information, including console and network errors. This allows for faster logging of bugs and quicker resolution by developers. The technology behind `Jam Embeds` was explored in detail by Jam engineer Petar Cirkovic, who wrote an informative blog post that includes code samples.
Mar 08, 2023 107 words in the original blog post.
Creating a custom embed using an oEmbed API with Cloudflare Workers allows for embedding content from one platform onto another. By setting up a serverless oEmbed API, developers can provide a seamless experience for users when embedding their product into other platforms like Notion. The process involves defining the route for the API, creating a function that takes in the URL and returns the oEmbed data, and including a link tag in the HTML to indicate the URL of the endpoint. This allows developers to embed their SaaS product into various platforms while maintaining control over the embedding experience. Additionally, reaching out to Iframely is necessary to whitelist the domain for Notion integration.
Mar 06, 2023 752 words in the original blog post.