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Show HN: Volument – Our take on website analytics(volument.com)
3 points by volument 5y ago|1 comments
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by volument 5y ago
This one is significantly more active than the others.
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by volument 6y ago
Can you give few examples of those other companies? Thanks.
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by volument 6y ago
It used to be like that, but that's no longer happening. Last winter, there was no snow in Helsinki at all :(
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by volument 6y ago
ePrivacy talks about "information stored in the terminal equipment", which includes any information you can get from the device. For example the user agent, location, and operating system. It's not about the information itsel
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by volument 6y ago
Yes: the location information on the browser. You cannot access it for non-essential purposes without user consent. See Article 5 / Statement 3 in the ePrivacy directive[1] [1] https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content&
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by volument 6y ago
That depends solely on what is an "analytics cookie". If it's a permanent identifier, then it's considered PII and requires a GDPR consent. Otherwise GDPR doesn't care. You can freely store foo=bar to a cookie.
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by volument 6y ago
The list is only for non-essential services such as website analytics. Is there a better cite for Czech Republic? Happy to edit.
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by volument 6y ago
EU is still working on a new version of the directive. I heard they have been doing it for three years now.
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by volument 6y ago
The eDirective states that the browser and device information (like the URL) is private data and you need a permission to access it for non-essential purposes such as analytics. This is why Simple Analytics also needs a cookie banner, contr
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by volument 6y ago
Cookies are not an issue for GDPR, it's all about respecting users' privacy. In fact you can freely store anonymous data to cookies, localStorage, and sessionStorage without issues. The problem comes when you are dealing with pers
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by volument 6y ago
Being interesting is not enough when you are picking a language for your next major project.
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by volument 6y ago
Really curious to hear your findings! We're happy users of Badger, but we have never looked it's internals. I guess you can list the differences you've found without using a bad mouth. Thanks in advance.
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by volument 6y ago
This is exactly what happened to me: I did not take a further look on Haskell just because its syntax seemed so weird.
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by volument 6y ago
https://volument.com might be a good pick since it focuses strictly on conversion optimization. It attempts to measure the more general conversion flow, known as the AIDA funnel (awareness, interest, desire, and action).
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by volument 6y ago
Here's one we are working on: https://volument.com — it focuses on conversion optimization.
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When MVP is a bad strategy(qvik.com)
2 points by volument 6y ago|0 comments
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by volument 6y ago
That website had too many annoyances and content blockers that I had to leave (which wasn’t easy either). I’ll remember Bloomberg. Same with Forbes.
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by volument 7y ago
This feels like a response from a seasoned backend engineer. Seasoned frontend developers value user experience and design — thus the tendency to go "back to static" and rarely back to WordPress.
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by volument 7y ago
This seems like a complex way of saying that Go is too simple for your taste.
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by volument 7y ago
Hey, we at Volument (volument.com) are using Redis as the primary datastore. We are extremely happy we chose that option. It gives us everything we need: extreme performance, scalability with customized sharding, stability with sentinels, a
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by volument 7y ago
I wouldn't be surprised to see a test runner with the same features done in 1000–5000 lines.
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by volument 7y ago
Great to hear! Can you shed some light on "script size constrained serverless scripts"? Would possibly make a good FAQ entry. And yes. Bareserver needs Node currently and is not designed for client-side testing. It's trivial
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by volument 7y ago
True. However, according to "The State of JavaScript" [1] Jest is the most popular option these days and it is chosen because it is simple, lightweight, fast, and easy [2] — all of which are the reasons one would choose Baretest.
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by volument 7y ago
Good points. Just want to point out that comparing with a basic "sum" function measures the performance of the test runner and leaves out the time it takes to run the application code. Baretest has little overhead so it is good fo
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Mastercard Leaves Facebook Libra(markets.businessinsider.com)
14 points by volument 7y ago|1 comments
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by volument 7y ago
> Web designers now do the job that typographers did 30 years ago Easy to agree.
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Web Design is 95% Typography (2006)(ia.net)
4 points by volument 7y ago|2 comments
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How to Use Rendering Tab in Chrome Dev Tools(medium.com)
1 points by volument 7y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Bareserver – Express.js Alternative for Minimalists(volument.com)
9 points by volument 7y ago|1 comments

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