philipptemmel

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by philipptemmel 2y ago
The line you just cited from the article were my personal feelings/emotions while giving it a try, published in a personal post, on my personal publication, and if I decide after that, that it is not the alternative I was looking for,
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by philipptemmel 2y ago
I have a bunch of bookcases at home, thank you for your suggestion. However, I will keep using apps, since that bookcase is not really helpful when I am visiting a book store, strolling around, and adding new books to my wishlist or checkin
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by philipptemmel 2y ago
Oh, that one looks awesome too, thank you for the recommendation, will update the post and add that one too. Thanks!
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by philipptemmel 2y ago
Updated the post and added it as an alternative, thank you for the suggestion.
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by philipptemmel 2y ago
Hey, author here. First of all, thank you for sharing my post on Hacker News, and secondly, thank you for all the comments. Based on them, I updated the post and added StoryGraph and BookWyrm to the post, both lovely recommendations and alt
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Lightweight and minimal tools and services to build a personal website(creativerly.com)
2 points by philipptemmel 5y ago|1 comments
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How to make the most out of your time – A deep dive on Morgen.so(creativerly.com)
3 points by philipptemmel 5y ago|0 comments
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by philipptemmel 5y ago
Noted, thank you for the suggestion, will add it to the post!
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by philipptemmel 5y ago
Hey, author of the blog post here! Thank you for your suggestion, I really like the idea, I will consider adding it to the post. If you want you can also check out the Airtable database I have created, which lets you conveniently browse and
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by philipptemmel 5y ago
Yeah, I just mentioned exactly that.
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by philipptemmel 5y ago
I did indeed think about adding Matomo to the list, but my main focus was to highlight products by Indie hackers, Solopreneurs, and small teams. But you are right, as Matomo is open-source and probably one of the biggest (if not the) compet
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by philipptemmel 5y ago
Exactly! GA isn't stupid simple, GoatCounter is indeed, and it gives you all the basic insights you need.
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by philipptemmel 5y ago
My point is that a lot of folks use GA although they do not need to, but they are using it simply because it is a Google product and the most popular solution out there. What I mean is, that you do not need to use GA on your portfolio websi
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by philipptemmel 5y ago
Wow, Pirsch looks absolutely beautiful. I am going to add it to the list straight away, thank you for mentioning it. I am also going to link to your list as there are more alternatives that I have not mentioned.
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by philipptemmel 5y ago
I totally get your point! The thing is, in my opinion loads of people use GA simply because they do not know of any other alternatives, and among them there might be folks who do not need GA in first place because they simply want to get so
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A list of privacy-friendly Google Analytics alternatives(creativerly.com)
87 points by philipptemmel 5y ago|34 comments