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by tipiirai 7y ago
The bug is on our code.
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by tipiirai 7y ago
I surely understand what you are talking about. However, the three examples mentioned on the article are such examples where only 0.5% of the code does the core job. I'm sure there are more such examples, but doesn't apply to all
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by tipiirai 7y ago
The core purpose of an error reporting client is to send the errors to the server. Anything more is some extra features (that we haven't had the need so far). Most of the logic resides on the backend, and it is not much to get the job
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by tipiirai 7y ago
I see your point. Sentry is clearly the least bloated service from the three examples mentioned.
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by tipiirai 7y ago
Wow. Thanks for pointing out Websitecarbon. We will definitely use it to opitimize our site further. Currently our bottleneck is actually fonts. We tend to emphasize the importance of typography and make it perfect for our own taste at leas
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by tipiirai 7y ago
It's a strategy. To use minimalism as a competitive advantage. In an attempt to build products that are compelling. People only buy products they want.
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by tipiirai 7y ago
It's a bug. Not related to minimalism :) Thanks.
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by tipiirai 7y ago
The link is now fixed. I'll look the other two issues after the Christmas chores. The JavaScript-disabled issue is probably non-trivial, but obviously doable. Thanks!
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by tipiirai 7y ago
Author here: over the years this has been my prime strategy on building new stuff. First jQuery Tools, then Head JS, later Riot JS. Happy to talk about minimalism on this weird announcement day. Happy holidays!
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Minimalism – An undervalued development skill(volument.com)
506 points by tipiirai 7y ago|173 comments
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How we scale live streaming with AWS global accelerator(flowplayer.com)
3 points by tipiirai 7y ago|0 comments
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Google Analytics vs. Volument(volument.com)
1 points by tipiirai 7y ago|1 comments
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The pain of a successful Hacker News launch(volument.com)
27 points by tipiirai 7y ago|20 comments
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by tipiirai 7y ago
Volument was launched here on this post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20037116 We had troubles on scaling the system and some people found our product confusing. The article tells about the initial success, then get
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by tipiirai 7y ago
Thanks! Makes sense.
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by tipiirai 7y ago
We certainly are. We will first cover all the issues mentioned on this thread. We want to focus on building a solid, reliable software instead of acquiring tons of people. Thanks for the opportunity!
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by tipiirai 7y ago
Crap.. Which page and what browser? Thanks!
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by tipiirai 7y ago
In short: we're selling analytics that is specifically designed for conversion optimization. Right now you are forced to use a bunch of different tools to get some vague idea whether your website updates were genuinely good or bad. We
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by tipiirai 7y ago
This is an important point and needs to be addressed on our site. Volument client stores an unique client id to localStorage, and I'm _pretty sure_ GDPR banner is needed for that. We're investigate and extend this document about t
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by tipiirai 7y ago
I agree. Hopefully we find the right message to the right audience. We just launched and we are aware that some trial and error is needed.
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by tipiirai 7y ago
I feel particularly good about this response. This has been our exact goal on describing the product. So thank you, "datenhorst".
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by tipiirai 7y ago
I can hear you. Volument is indeed built with startups in mind and we're going to start with the current pricing. Let's see what the future holds.
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by tipiirai 7y ago
Currently the views are generated once per hour. Everything in Volument is based on aggregation, ie we look how much "traction" is generated in the first 1, 3, 7, 14, or 30 days (based on your ability to retain visitors). All that
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by tipiirai 7y ago
This is now fixed. Thank you for reporting this critical bug!
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Show HN: Volument – A new take on website analytics(volument.com)
88 points by tipiirai 7y ago|45 comments
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Rebuilding Google Analytics (and your growth)(volument.com)
10 points by tipiirai 9y ago|0 comments
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by tipiirai 9y ago
No voi vaan
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Looking for JavaScript and CSS skills(flowplayer.org)
5 points by tipiirai 10y ago|0 comments
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by tipiirai 11y ago
Seems like one of the dark patters of web: clickbait.
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by tipiirai 11y ago
Thanks for spitting this out. I compeletely agree with you.

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