dotmethod

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   by dotmethod 3y ago

   They're definitely fast enough for this use case
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   by dotmethod 3y ago

   Part of the explanation comes down to the inherent limitations of a dynamic language (javascript) that also happens to be single-threaded by design. No matter how smart the javascript engine and no matter how much it can optimise the code,
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   by dotmethod 3y ago

   To add to that - Dotnet & rust would be worth mentioning too, in the "high performance" web-server category. And for the database - apache druid could be another alternative to clickhouse: https://github.com/ap
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   by dotmethod 3y ago

   Plausible was definitely an inspiration. I really like what they did - very much so. I've been a happy user in the past, and still use plausible for one of my projects - Literal.club But I wasn't so happy with how it works under t
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   by dotmethod 3y ago

   It's definitely fast enough. Sending pageviews as POST requests is extremenly cheap on the nodejs + mongo backend. And for the admin part, for summarising data over time and querying, mongodb's aggregation pipeline can take you qu
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   by dotmethod 3y ago

   fair. I would actually substitute that with "lightweight"
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   Show HN: The simplest tiny analytics tool – storywise(github.com)

   9 points by dotmethod 3y ago|14 comments