The newest apps on GitHub Marketplace
This month, we’re introducing two new apps to help you monitor your APIs and improve productivity by measuring team dynamics. Head over to GitHub Marketplace to discover new tools for…
This month, we’re introducing two new apps to help you monitor your APIs and improve productivity by measuring team dynamics. Head over to GitHub Marketplace to discover new tools for building better software.
REST API monitoring
Moesif provides real-time visibility into your live API traffic with advanced analytics so you never miss a beat. Analyze customer usage on your API and deeply understand every error, and prevent minor issues from becoming major outages through passive monitoring of your live API traffic. You can even receive automatic alerts to API problems with integrations for Slack and PagerDuty.
Measuring team dynamics
DeepAffects is an emotional analytics application for managers and team leads to get issue-level insights that improve team dynamics and productivity. DeepAffects analyzes emotional queues and tones in issue descriptions and comments to help identify high-resolution time issues or disagreements within teams. Monitor and measure happiness, trust, and conflicts among team members to determine overall impact on projects. DeepAffects provides you with information that can help you build and organize higher performing teams.
Ready to try out these new additions? See how they can help your team work better or discover even more tools in GitHub Marketplace.
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