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So apparently there is such a lack of flash analytics platform that the biggest providers tried to force a game analytics provider to fit their use-case?
by maxklein 16y ago
So apparently there is such a lack of flash analytics platform that the biggest providers tried to force a game analytics provider to fit their use-case?
- benologist 16y agoHeh. There's Google Analytics but as great as it is the thing that lets you use it for Flash still revolves around the concept of "you're tracking a website". Lots of things aren't a perfect fit for that model and Flash happens to be particularly distributable - ads, video, games, widgets etc. Those are directions I've thought of moving in but games are significantly more appealing, they're a lot more interesting than ads/videos/widgets, they don't require knowing a creepy amount of information about you, and since I make games myself I'm my own user as well. There are still a lot of non-games using it like banner ads and stuff, but at this point it's flexible enough that it doesn't really matter a great deal if it's a game or not, just some reports won't make much sense in whatever context. Edit: there is MixPanel as well who I've even started using on the web side of Playtomic. :)
- suhail 16y agoMaybe ;) http://mixpanel.com/api/docs/guides/flash http://mixpanel.com/api/docs/guides/flash Docstoc.com uses us now :P