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One of the things I really like about Heap Analytics is the "no instrumentation" approach. You just drop in some JS and you're good to go. Do you have a simila
by bravura 12y ago
One of the things I really like about Heap Analytics is the "no instrumentation" approach. You just drop in some JS and you're good to go.
Do you have a similar feature?
This is quite useful in the early stages, when you don't have much data but also don't have much time.
Also, we're using HTML5 + Trigger.io (a YC-backed PhoneGap-like tool). Do you support that toolchain?
[edit: Added another question]
- sskates 12y agoWe don't- you need to explicitly instrument. I think auto-instrumentation is great for web because you already have a clear DOM structure. Mobile is more difficult as it's native code and 1 to 1 mapping to UI elements is not as cut and dry and things can become brittle. It's also more difficult to scale because when you're tracking everything data volumes get pretty crazy. There is the big upside not having to instrument though! We haven't seen any requests from anyone who has experience analytics for it. I'm curious to see how this shakes out for developers.
- sskates 12y agoWe do have a javascript SDK although we really recommend using the native mobile one. Send me an email at spenser@amplitude.com and we can go over what you need.