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Re:Show HN: DataDrivenJS, track and read analytics data with JS on Tuesday October 09, 2018 @10:49AM (#18176395)

Thanks! You could use the service this way already. The last example here https://datadrivenjs.com/docs.html shows how to pull visitors last visit date. Of course, you could just as well pull the list of viewed products, last read article or the navigation items used most often by the user. Do you have any specific use cases in mind?

Show HN: DataDrivenJS, track and read analytics data with JS

Posted by lu_ on Tuesday October 09, 2018 @08:56AM
from the show-hn dept.

Hello!I've been running an analytics company for a couple of years now, and I realised that the data, generated by websites users, is locked in GA or Adobe and there's no easy way for web developers to access it.So I came up with an idea of DataDrivenJS - a serverless data service that works like web analytics, but its users are developers, not analysts, and the end-users are the very same...

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Re:The Allure of Small Towns for Big City Freelancers on Monday July 23, 2018 @07:25AM (#17591934)

The strategy seems easy to execute but the first two points are quite tricky.

I've been trying to figure out what I'd like to do and where for the past 12 months. I've been jumping from one continent to another, living in villages under 50 people and in multimillion metropolises - all this while working remotely for clients in Europe. They didn't care where am I as long as I replied to emails in a timely manner. In South America I had to wake up at 4am and in Asia I would go to sleep at that time, but that's the only inconvenience I had.

p.s. No, good internet isn't everywhere :)