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Hmm. So ... other developers might turn to old-school analytics packages, which install on their own LAMP / AWS / etc? It's interesting to get all the data you
by redglasses 17y ago
Hmm. So ... other developers might turn to old-school analytics packages, which install on their own LAMP / AWS / etc?
It's interesting to get all the data yourself, but it's a nightmare for client projects - suddenly you're manually responsible for supporting + maintaining all client projects ... forever.
(I made one last year, and I've only been using it for my own apps - it's very similar to Flurry - but I never liked losing the data to a 3rd party. Private - I didn't think anyone else would care enough to NOT use Flurry :))