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Well I can inject HTML tags (or elements) with native JavaScript. Or manage them. Why would I want a bloated third party piece of software doing that?
by slow_typist 1y ago
Well I can inject HTML tags (or elements) with native JavaScript. Or manage them. Why would I want a bloated third party piece of software doing that?
- SquareWheel 1y agoSince you're asking, you could use it to tie together triggers and actions to embed code in specific situations (eg. based on the URL or page state). It has automatic versioning. There's a preview feature for testing code changes before deploying, and a permission system for sharing view/edit access with others.
- connicpu 1y agoSo that your sales and marketing team can add the third-party tracker for a new ad campaign service without bothering the engineering team.
- deleted 1y ago[deleted]
- bravesoul2 1y agoThey can also add features! Yes have fun!