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by XCSme 2y ago
Hi Camin, The platform looks quite cool. I was looking at analytics, it works well. Adding the events is a bit strange (e.g. the default is 1 Event, and writing 1000000 is strange, maybe also add some pre-made ranges, like 3-5M events). ALs
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by XCSme 2y ago
Probably not exactly what you're looking for (if you only want basic stats), but I made a self-hosted platform: https://uxwizz.com It's built on the LAMP stack, so you'll also have access to the data from all your
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Self-hosted Hotjar alternative in one Docker command(docs.uxwizz.com)
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by XCSme 2y ago
After years of procrastinating on this, I have finally released a docker image for my self-hosted UXWizz analytics platform (LAMP stack). I was initially planning to do it via docker-compose, but that means you first have to download the do
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by XCSme 2y ago
I didn't get the point of the article (it starts saying that there were some performance limitations, not mentioning exact what, then something about porting, then some debugging of basic API calls), plus the page is non-responsive at
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by XCSme 2y ago
It loads fast, but it's slow and stutters (3090 24GB + 12c/24t 5900X + 128GB RAM), so it's not my PC...
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by XCSme 2y ago
> My sense is most of the publisher value lies in getting paid before the game launches, and with marketing around launch, but curious if those are wrong assumptions? Don't publishers pay you a cut AFTER sales start coming in?
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by XCSme 2y ago
The most pushback you get while building it if there is no money coming in. They see you working a lot, being stressed, but still struggling financially, so from their side it's hard to see the benefit of doing it.
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by XCSme 2y ago
Thanks for your kind words! Sure, you can DM me on X (on my profile), or use the contact widget/email address from the landing page. I am always happy to discuss and answer any questions!
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by XCSme 2y ago
A self-hosted analytics platform (LAMP stack) : https://www.uxwizz.com
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by XCSme 2y ago
Probably also because graphics nowadays are "good enough". I would rather have a new game with current-gen graphics and awesome story/physics/mechanics/world, than a game with shitty gameplay but slightly better tex
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by XCSme 2y ago
What people usually do with a popular tweet is to simply reply and plug-in whatever they're selling. I don't really like that and I am not sure how well it works. If you don't have a product, usually people promote the "
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by XCSme 2y ago
Not sure if that's really success or how to handle it, but I've been preparing 13 years for an overnight success...
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by XCSme 2y ago
Congrats on building the tool! Why require an email address if you're never going to use it for marketing?
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by XCSme 2y ago
In my case, I decided not to go to open-source at all, and simply sell the old-school way with one-time licenses. You buy the product, you have it. I like open source, and open source projects, but that shouldn't be the only way to do
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by XCSme 2y ago
I liked your landing page. I checked the source code, and it seems to be using https://www.gethalfmoon.com Nice to see something else that's not Tailwind
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by XCSme 2y ago
So, if I run ads or a marketing campaign, I shouldn't be able to know if it brings a positive ROI or not? Let's assume I pay $1000 for Google Search Ads, wouldn't it help the business to know that "from my sales, $800 ca
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by XCSme 2y ago
Have you also considered Percona MySQL server? I think they say they have the best performance (but I haven't tested their implementation yet).
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by XCSme 2y ago
> our site(s) get heavy traffic everyday, in millions daily Yeah, it's hard to run aggregate queries on MySQL once you are talking about hundreds of millions of rows, or billions. Even though, if the server has modern CPU, enough RA
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by XCSme 2y ago
For my platform, I found those optimization tips to work quite well: https://docs.uxwizz.com/installation/optimization-tips/mysql...
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by XCSme 2y ago
I am also curious about the traffic amount and server specs. In my experience, MySQL still runs very well until you have 10-20m rows (on a single machine, like 8vCPU and 32GB RAM), after it gets trickier to get instant responses.
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by XCSme 2y ago
If the competitors allow exporting your data.
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by XCSme 2y ago
Mine also has a different UI, not necessarily better though, but the feature set is different: https://dashboard.uxwizz.com/server/demoLogin.php
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by XCSme 2y ago
It's quite clever how the email notification was disabled (setting the email subject length to 2.5million characters, so the email delivery itself would fail).
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by XCSme 2y ago
I mean, the browser itself was made to display complex UI elements, and is optimized for displaying interactive dashboards (at least it tried to in the last 20 years). Plus, computers are fast enough, if something is somehow still slow, you
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by XCSme 2y ago
> a complex UI that TypeScript/React didn't scale well for You can go a long way with render optimizing on the web. Even some basic virtualization should allow for showing millions of log entries. Or, you could still use web te
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by XCSme 2y ago
I just don't want to send the content of the browsed sites to any third-party service. I am using LanguageTool though, having a local alternative to that will be great too.
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by XCSme 2y ago
URL returns 404
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by XCSme 2y ago
Same, I created https://softuts.com exactly for this, to write fixes to technical issues I encounter, when I can't find another solution via a Google search. There starts to be some traffic, I am happy to assume that any pe
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by XCSme 2y ago
This pop-up dismissal is also built on tens of years of software showing random error messages and prompts, with the user being conditioned to click "Run anyway" with zero consequences. How many of those warnings/prompts have

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