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The App Framework for Startups
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Support analytics #389

Open yassinebridi opened 4 years ago

yassinebridi commented 4 years ago

Analytics is surely something you can't ignore when building any size of applications. Redwood could utilize other good analytics libraries under the hood, like:

or may be implementing it's own.

the problem with suggested libraries, is the deployment part. since redwood is planning to go full JAMstack.

cannikin commented 4 years ago

We like Netlify Analytics because it a) doesn't creepily track users across sites and b) should be more accurate than browser/javascript-based tracking since it's implemented on the server-side and isn't subject to ad/script blocking.

lachlanjc commented 4 years ago

Yep, can highly recommend Netlify Analytics for general Redwood site analytics. It gives useful overall stats without any privacy issues: screenshot of it

jtoar commented 2 years ago

Also see https://github.com/redwoodjs/redwood/issues/605.