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Device type support and improved breakdowns in Web Analytics - Vercel
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Device type support and improved breakdowns in Web Analytics - Vercel

Vercel News·Timo Lins·2 days ago
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#vercel#device#analytics#view#numbers

You can now inspect and filter device types in Vercel Web Analytics, and apply filters to view page views and custom events for each device.

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Agent Runs now available in the Vercel MCP and CLI - Vercel
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Agent Runs now available in the Vercel MCP and CLI - Vercel

Vercel News·Melkey Moksyakov·9 days ago
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Four new Vercel MCP + CLI tools let you find projects with Agent Runs data, list recent runs, inspect metadata, and fetch full traces, all without leaving your editor.

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Deployments now show billable duration and CPU minutes - Vercel
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Deployments now show billable duration and CPU minutes - Vercel

Vercel News·Mehul Kar·9 days ago
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See each deployment's build time, post-build time, billable duration, and CPU minutes in the Vercel dashboard, the CLI, and the REST API.

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Vercel Marketplace database browser now supports Redis - Vercel
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Vercel Marketplace database browser now supports Redis - Vercel

Vercel News·James Clarke·9 days ago
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Running Redis commands, browsing keys, and inspecting values for Redis marketplace integrations is now supported directly in the Vercel dashboard.

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Debugging Legacy C++ Crashes: Core Dumps, Symbols, addr2line, and GDB Explained
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Debugging Legacy C++ Crashes: Core Dumps, Symbols, addr2line, and GDB Explained

DEV Community·Rui-Tech·6 months ago
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#path#inspect#cpp#cordump#core

You're on call. A production C++ service just crashed — no logs, no stack trace, just a dead process...

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Why I Needed a Safe Way to Inspect QR Codes on iOS (and the Tool That Solved It)

DEV Community·Brianna Morgan·6 months ago
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QR codes have quietly become one of the easiest ways to deliver malicious links. They show up in phishing kits, physical social‑engineering attempts, fake parking meters, restaurant menus, and even printed scam flyers.…

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