2010
mnutt/hummingbird @ GitHub
by Xavier Lacot & 2 others
Hummingbird lets you see how visitors are interacting with your website in real time, using WebSockets.
Hummingbird is built on top of Node.js, a new javascript web toolkit that can handle large amounts of traffic and many concurrent users.
2009
2008
Advanced Web Metrics by Brian Clifton » Blog Archive » Tracking links to direct downloads - Automatically
by julie
Following on from my previous post Tracking banners and other outgoing links automatically, this GA hack allows you to track downloads automatically. As you may know, tracking download files such as PDF, EXE, DOC and XLS can be achieved quite easily with the modification of the link to include an urchinTracker call to log a virtual pageview. However, as for tracking outgoing links, manually modifying each download link becomes inefficient when there are large numbers of ever changing files to track. You can overcome this by applying the JavaScript code below:
2007
2006
Stromcode - AJAX: Building a Spy
by dcancel & 1 other
I like Digg Spy. Lately I've been really interested in the idea of exposing the inner workings of a site to its visitors, and to that end I've added three new AJAX powered pages to Glowfoto: Glowfoto Spy, Watch Glowfoto and the Referer Cloud. Have a look
·» Web Analytics Embedded JavaScript Page Tracking Code: Place at the top or bottom of the page? - Antezeta
by nhoizey & 1 other (via)
Web Analytics system vendors provide instructions specifying where to place the JavaScript code in a site's html pages. Usually the tracking code is placed in the page heading section (<head>), or at the page bottom, right before the body closing tag, </body>.
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