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Heap is hiring a mobile SDK engineer – Help us kill analytics.track()(heap.io)
1 points by matm 7y ago
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Migrating to React and MobX Without Stopping Feature Development(heap.engineering)
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Heap (YC W13) is hiring a lead data engineer(heapanalytics.com)
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by matm 9y ago
Heap | Software Engineer | San Francisco | REMOTE https://heapanalytics.com/jobs Heap is building analytics infrastructure for web and iOS. Unlike other tools, which require you to manually instrument code, Heap captures al
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Heap (YC W13) is hiring solutions engineers to make data useful for everyone(heapanalytics.com)
1 points by matm 9y ago
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by matm 9y ago
Heap | Software Engineer | San Francisco | REMOTE https://heapanalytics.com/jobs Heap is building analytics infrastructure for web and mobile. Unlike other tools, which require you to manually instrument code, Heap captures
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by matm 10y ago
Heap | Software Engineer | San Francisco | REMOTE https://heapanalytics.com/jobs Heap is building analytics infrastructure for web and mobile. Unlike other tools, which require you to manually instrument code, Heap captures
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by matm 10y ago
Happy to hear that! Could you email me at matin@heapanalytics.com? We're cooking up some features you might find useful.
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by matm 10y ago
You alluded to some of this already, but automatically capturing everything isn't just a feature you can tack on to an existing analytics system. You have to rethink everything from the ground-up in order to support it (the client-side
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by matm 10y ago
Analytics tracking code is a serious headache. You rarely know upfront what events you'll care about later, it's a pain to setup and maintain, and there's a principal-agent problem where the person implementing tracking (a de
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Heap (YC W13) is hiring engineers to build a new approach to analytics(heapanalytics.com)
1 points by matm 10y ago
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How Heap Works: 10M PostgreSQL Indexes and Counting(blog.heapanalytics.com)
9 points by matm 10y ago|1 comments
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Heap (YC W13) is hiring engineers to build analytics infrastructure(heapanalytics.com)
1 points by matm 10y ago
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When to Avoid JSONB in a PostgreSQL Schema(blog.heapanalytics.com)
183 points by matm 10y ago|113 comments
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by matm 10y ago
(Founder of Heap here.) At the most fundamental level: Heap's products - our SDKs, infrastructure, interface, pricing - were built from the ground up and optimized for this "capture everything" philosophy. Mixpanel tacked it
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Heap (YC W13) is hiring engineers to build the next generation of analytics(heapanalytics.com)
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Heap (YC W13) is hiring a business ops engineer(heapanalytics.com)
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Heap (YC W13) is hiring engineers to build the next generation of analytics(heapanalytics.com)
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Heap (YC W13) is hiring engineers to build the next generation of analytics(heapanalytics.com)
1 points by matm 10y ago
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Heap (YC W13) is hiring engineers to build the next generation of analytics(heapanalytics.com)
1 points by matm 11y ago
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Heap (YC W13) is hiring engineers to build the next generation of analytics(heapanalytics.com)
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Heap (YC W13) is hiring engineers to build the next generation of analytics(heapanalytics.com)
1 points by matm 11y ago
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Heap (YC W13) is hiring engineers to build the next generation of analytics(heapanalytics.com)
1 points by matm 11y ago
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Heap (YC W13) is hiring engineers to build the next generation of analytics(heapanalytics.com)
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Heap (YC W13) is hiring engineers to build analytics infrastructure(heapanalytics.com)
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Heap (YC W13) is hiring engineers to build large-scale analytics infrastructure(heapanalytics.com)
1 points by matm 11y ago
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Heap (YC W13) is hiring engineers to build large-scale analytics infrastructure(heapanalytics.com)
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Heap (YC W13) is hiring engineers to automate analytics(heapanalytics.com)
1 points by matm 11y ago
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by matm 11y ago
Because it's really hard to build, test and maintain a non-trivial application in a dynamically-typed language like JavaScript. I think it's telling that a lot of companies with the most mature products (Facebook, Dropbox, Asana)
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Goodbye CoffeeScript, Hello TypeScript(blog.heapanalytics.com)
327 points by matm 11y ago|256 comments

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