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by electerious 7y ago
I've used Mint and started to work on Ackee since it has been abandoned. It took me several rewrites and years, but it all started with Mint as an inspiration :D
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by electerious 7y ago
> What happens when you start to accumulate over 5 million+ records I don't think Ackee is the right tool if your site as so many visitors. And to be honest: I don't know what will happen at this scale. There shouldn't be
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by electerious 7y ago
Piwik/Matomo is more like Google Analytics in the way it works and what you can do with it. Ackee will never be a replacement if you need full-featured marketing analytics with tons of options and insights. Ackee tries to be less. Ligh
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by electerious 7y ago
All started with my self-hosted photo-management tool Lychee ( https://lychee.electerious.com ). We named it Lychee because we had some lychees on the desk while working on the first version. It was the only cool name we could com
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by electerious 7y ago
Ackee only tracks page views, site visits and referrers by default. It stores no IPs and it's not possible to view the browsing history of a user. The data can't be used to identify a user and should therefore be GDPR compliant. B
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by electerious 7y ago
> There's "caring about privacy" in the subheadings, yet there's a whole section in docs about collecting private data [1]. Empty words. The advanced tracking is turned off by default. Ackee will never store a browsin
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by electerious 7y ago
Event tracking is probably the best way learn more about your uses. It's something I will definitely look into as soon as all the basics are done. I've created an issue for it if you want to keep an eye on the progress: https:&#x
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by electerious 7y ago
Glad you like it! There's still a lot missing in Ackee, but even with all the features I'm planning to add it will never be a full replacement for Google Analytics. And I think that's the best about Ackee. Because not everyon
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by electerious 7y ago
Ackee and Fathom are very similar. Both in the way they display data and how they process it. The biggest advantages of Ackee (compared to Fathom) are probably: - A documented REST API that lets you build upon Ackee. Could be used for custo
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by electerious 7y ago
Ackee uses a JS snippet to get the data. Nginx logs won't work, but the API is fully documented and it should be possible to build an import / custom script. Could also work with express.
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by electerious 7y ago
Thanks for the suggestions! There's still a lot missing, but the base is ready and I can't wait to add new features.
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by electerious 7y ago
Ackee uses a JS snippet to get the data. Nginx logs won't work, but the API is fully documented and it should be possible to build an import / custom script. Could be a great addition :)
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by electerious 7y ago
A side project I've been working on for a while now. Ackee is a self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. It runs on your own server, analyses the traffic of your websites and provides useful statistic
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Show HN: Ackee – Self-hosted website analytics(ackee.electerious.com)
214 points by electerious 7y ago|51 comments
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by electerious 8y ago
Malvid can display anything a browser can display. It should also work fine with React, Angular, and Vue components when you can create a preview HTML for each component (the preview HTML is required for the preview on the top right). This
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by electerious 8y ago
Thanks for the feedback! We're still trying to figure out how to explain it in the best and shortest way, but I agree that the current page might be missing the information you're looking for. Here's a post explaining the pro
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by electerious 8y ago
Malvid is very similar to Fractal and highly inspired by it. They both don't care about how you transpile your assets (JS, SCSS, etc.). You can use gulp, Grunt or whatever you want. Malvid takes this one step further by not caring abou
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Malvid – Interactive UI for components(malvid.io)
25 points by electerious 8y ago|8 comments
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by electerious 9y ago
Interesting. I'm not sure if I can do anything to improve the performance further. The frame rate stays by almost 60fps and the amount of repaints on the site has been reduced to a minimum. It runs smooth on my older retina MacBook, bu
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Next level parallax scrolling with CSS variables(basicscroll.electerious.com)
3 points by electerious 9y ago|2 comments
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Rosid – Just-in-time static site server(rosid.electerious.com)
2 points by electerious 9y ago|0 comments
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The power of CSS variables(medium.com)
2 points by electerious 10y ago|0 comments
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by electerious 11y ago
Lychee is currently a single-user system, but multiple users are planned: https://github.com/electerious/Lychee/issues/132
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by electerious 11y ago
Hey, everyone! Lychee is a project I developed in my spare time. It's a self-hosted photo-management-system and a great place to share, store and manage your photos and inspiration. The third version comes with a redesigned interface a
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Show HN: Lychee v3 – Self-hosted photo-management done right(lychee.electerious.com)
18 points by electerious 11y ago|5 comments
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by electerious 13y ago
Not at the moment, sorry.
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by electerious 13y ago
Tags and RSS feeds for albums are already planned.
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by electerious 13y ago
I think it's a great name for a product. Almost every name which has something to do with photos is already taken. And I like Lychees ;)
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by electerious 13y ago
Tip: You can right-click on single images/albums to rename, move or star them. By now, it may be easier to upload photos directly into the album of your choice. Multi-select is planned.
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by electerious 13y ago
Thanks! Good to know.

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