Good morning everyone! I hope you all had nice winter holidays! 🎄 Let's return back to some useful stuff.
Have you ever used a service to record user interactions in order to understand what a user did to make a bug to reproduce it later (such as Yandex.Metrika)? It is a very convenient tool to see where users have any issues or difficulties with your design. And here is a very interesting open source project for that.
rrweb - (★ 3,089 on GitHub) is an open source web session replay library, which provides easy-to-use APIs to record user's interactions and replay it remotely.
#testing #analytics #design
Have you ever used a service to record user interactions in order to understand what a user did to make a bug to reproduce it later (such as Yandex.Metrika)? It is a very convenient tool to see where users have any issues or difficulties with your design. And here is a very interesting open source project for that.
rrweb - (★ 3,089 on GitHub) is an open source web session replay library, which provides easy-to-use APIs to record user's interactions and replay it remotely.
#testing #analytics #design
GoatCounter - (★ 589 at GitHub) is a web analytics platform, roughly similar to Google Analytics or Matomo. It aims to give meaningful privacy-friendly web analytics for business purposes, while still staying usable for non-technical users to use on personal websites. The choices that currently exist are between freely hosted but with problematic privacy (e.g. Google Analytics), hosting your own complex software or paying $19/month (e.g. Matomo), or extremely simplistic "vanity statistics".
There are two ways to run this: as hosted service on goatcounter.com, free for non-commercial use, or run it on your own server.
#go #statistics #analytics
There are two ways to run this: as hosted service on goatcounter.com, free for non-commercial use, or run it on your own server.
#go #statistics #analytics
