👋 Hello, world! Welcome to the TROUBLESHOOTING PARTY 🎊!
The TL;DR:
In tech, we talk a lot about troubleshooting specific problems. I am eager to foster conversation around strengthening general purpose troubleshooting tools that can be applied broadly. On troubleshooting.party, I hope to explore patterns, practices and examples to help make difficult problems easier to approach. The six principles in the blog post should help 🚀 us get started!
See 🔬 GraphQL - gathering query complexity information for an example of how to apply the increase verbosity principle. The information in this practical example may be of use to those who troubleshoot Web or mobile applications that make or rely on GraphQL queries.
The Origins
The origin of the TROUBLESHOOTING PARTY 🎊 can be traced to Brie’s autumn 2022 Troubleshooting like Batman talk at ElevateCX in Denver. The written version of the talk appeared as General Purpose Troubleshooting Principles in March 2023.
Who hosts the troubleshooting.party?
Oh, hi! My name is Brie and you can find me all over the Web!
- 📖 You can read what I’ve written at brie.dev or briecarranza.com — or any one of my other blogs.
- 📯 You can follow me on Mastodon. I’m most active on social.lol/@brie and infosec.exchange/@brie. Some things are posted automatically at brie.lol/@brie.
- I would love to hear from you if you find anything here useful or if you have suggestions!
- 💼 I am also on LinkedIn.
💖 Enjoy!