onur
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13 years ago
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on: Cost of tools and services used developing Countly: $0
Well, since Countly Community Edition is open source we don't offer any SaaS from our server just yet. Countly Cloud will be the SaaS solution and I believe a micro instance won't do any good after the first week :) But a micro instance is powerful enough to host a website or a blog, even to open up your service for private beta.
onur
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13 years ago
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on: Cost of tools and services used developing Countly: $0
onur
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13 years ago
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on: Cost of tools and services used developing Countly: $0
I tried Trello before and I think its pretty lightweight and useful.
Great idea about an upcoming post :)
onur
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13 years ago
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on: Cost of tools and services used developing Countly: $0
That's correct, I mentioned it at the beginning of the post
onur
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13 years ago
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on: Honeymoon in a mobile world may last for 5 days
Correlating the data with marketing efforts would be nice and definitely provide more value but the apps we analyzed have little to no marketing budget (although there are some popular ones). This analysis actually shows the importance of marketing and promotion efforts since without them this is how an app ends up.
We will be doing similar analysis in the following weeks and hopefully will provide more detailed insights.
onur
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13 years ago
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on: Honeymoon in a mobile world may last for 5 days
Yeah its just App Store. We didn't really have a chance to bundle such stats for Android apps yet but I'm pretty sure the results will be pretty similar.
onur
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13 years ago
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on: Getting out of your comfort zone with Node.js
The main point of my blog post was to show our positive experience by using something new to build something new. I'm not talking about renewing your existing backend, changing your perfect PHP implementation to Node.js, I'm talking about our story of choosing a platform for our new project and suggesting people out there to be open to trying new platforms according to their needs. I know the feeling, I did the same before. I have used PHP for projects that I had better alternatives for, just because it felt comfortable and hassle-free.
In our case we have tried several other platforms/languages and the best fit was Node.js for us. “Do the research, be a developer not just an X language developer” would probably sum up my whole point.
onur
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13 years ago
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on: Mixpanel introduces People Analytics
You can take a look at
http://count.ly if you are looking for an open source solution. It has a Node.js + MongoDB server and Android & iOS SDKs. (Yes I'm the developer)
onur
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13 years ago
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on: Countly | Mobile Application Analytics
It would be interesting to play with your API since Countly team is composed of all telco professionals :)
onur
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13 years ago
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on: Countly | Mobile Application Analytics
Thanks for pointing that out. I'm pretty sure our co-founder/designer Osman knows about this but anyways being unique is always better :)
onur
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13 years ago
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on: Countly | Mobile Application Analytics
We have shortage of documentation for now thats for sure. We will be providing more documents about installation on different platforms in the coming days. If you have any problems or questions we will be more than happy to help if you open up a discussion from
http://support.count.ly
onur
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14 years ago
Thanks, we intend to do so :)
onur
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14 years ago
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on: Show HN: Countly, real-time mobile application analytics with a style
Yea we used flot but its a little bit custom. Its also planned to be released as a patch.
onur
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14 years ago
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on: Show HN: Countly, real-time mobile application analytics with a style
In less than 30 days the version you can see in the demo (
http://count.ly/dashboard) will be available together with the SDK that needs to be embedded into your app.
onur
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14 years ago
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on: Show HN: Countly, real-time mobile application analytics with a style
Thanks! Those two features are planned for the next version since most probably they will not be ready for the first release.
onur
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14 years ago
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on: Show HN: Countly, real-time mobile application analytics with a style
Node.js and mongodb. We actually have an API to read the data even our demo uses this. The API will be released together with the whole platform.
onur
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14 years ago
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on: Show HN: Countly, real-time mobile application analytics with a style
Hi guys, for a couple of months we have been working on this mobile analytics platform and we wanted to show it to the community to get feedback, opinions etc. It has a demo for now and will be available in less than a month.
onur
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14 years ago
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on: Develop native iOS and Android games, ebooks and apps using Gideros Studio IDE
There is some strong competition in this area, espacially Corona, but I can tell from the first look that you guys are in the right direction. Your comunity seems to be growing already which I believe is the most important for a framework like yours.
onur
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14 years ago
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on: Ask HN: server I/O spike
You can check the access logs of your server. Probably this is caused by a bot crawling your site and you will see the same IP over and over there. But I'm totally assuming you have a site hosted there which has some kind of database dependence and lots of pages to crawl.
onur
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14 years ago
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on: Ask HN: Are 'weekend projects' just a way to grab attention?
You should really try it for once its very exciting to get all the wonderful feedback from HN. You may even end up talking to the founders of some cool startups.
