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Testament to Google Finance's abandonment: still using Flash.

We use this at Sentry for reporting for non-SQL-literate folks (also so we don't need to grant yet another 3rd party access to our data). It works pretty well

We mostly use self-hosted Redash for day-to-day analytics for ad-hoc analytics questions.

Sentry | Growth Engineer | San Francisco | Full time, on-site

https://sentry.io

Sentry is error logging. We're 100% BSD-licensed open source (https://github.com/getsentry/sentry). We're mostly Python and JS, with a dash of Rust. Sentry is deployed at just about every major technology company (teams at Dropbox, Uber, Airbnb, Pinterest, Twitter, Atlassian, Microsoft, Apple, etc).

While Sentry is over 40 people, the growth team is small (3 people!) but focused. All of us are technical (everyone commits code), analytical (you measure and present your experiments), and organized (we are our own PMs). In people, we prefer action over pontification, honesty over polish. If you like developer tools, open source, and experimenting with SaaS economics, message me or apply below. I'm eric@.

Growth engineer: https://sentry.io/jobs/807418/ We're also hiring across the board engineering and some business positions. https://sentry.io/jobs/

Strange, we definitely have a free tier (and have had one for years). Our current free plan includes 10k events a month.

But yes, hosting it yourself is the ultimate free tier.

Obvious disclaimer, I work at Sentry.

We use Redash at Sentry and it's become critical for marketing, sales, even engineering.

Open source ftw!

Sentry (https://github.com/getsentry/sentry) has a React frontend but it's a big enough project that it's less ideal for learning.

May want to give Sentry a try for error logging: sentry.io/for/angular2

Let us know if there's anything we can be doing better :)

Sentry | San Francisco | FULL-TIME ONSITE

Hiring for: Growth engineer, product engineer, developer community/advocate, and customer success

We're Sentry. 100% open source error logging tool (github.com/getsentry/sentry). Team of 9, almost entirely engineering today (https://getsentry.com/about/). We're used by virtually every major tech company (Dropbox, Airbnb, Stripe, Microsoft, etc) and receive close to a billion errors every month.

I'm not a recruiter, so probably forgetting to write something here. If you have questions, I'm eric@getsentry.com.

Google should have negotiated for a $3.141 billion price.

Agreed. While a lot of other uses may be more profound in the long run, this one seems most achievable in the short (least amount of security concerns and consumer education).