January 2010
R A C K A M O L E
by webs
Observe and learn how your users are interacting with your web applications.
November 2009
October 2009
September 2009
August 2009
Audit Trail Plugin - Keep track of changes to your WordPress site | urbangiraffe.com
by simon_bricolo
plugin to keep track of what is going on inside your blog. It does this by recording certain actions (such as who logged in and when) and storing this information in the form of a log. Not only that but it records the full contents of posts (and pages) and allows you to restore a post to a previous version at any time.
July 2009
freckle: time tracking rethought
by Spone & 2 others
You know you're losing time, which means you're losing money. But knowing that you're losing money doesn't seem to help at all, because you hate the act of time tracking so much, you just estimate at the end of the day (or worse). You've tried several different solutions, each time hoping you'd found one you could live with, but in the end they all seem the same.
We had the same problems. That's why we made freckle.
June 2009
TOSBack | The Terms-Of-Service Tracker
by Spone & 4 others (via)
TOSBack keeps an eye on 44 website policies.
Every time one of them changes, you'll see an update here.
May 2009
On The Job 3 - Time & Expense Tracking and Invoicing for Mac OS X | stuntsoftware.com
by simon_bricolo & 1 other
Soft de gestion du temps et des dépenses pour Mac
March 2009
February 2009
January 2009
Versionista: Track changes to any Web site
by Spone
Versionista monitors Web sites that you specify for edits. Our Web-based service records every change, clearly highlighting added or deleted words and sentences.
Userfly | userfly.com
by simon_bricolo & 3 others
Outil online pour screencaster les users de son site en mettant une simple ligne de javascript
December 2008
November 2008
Flash traqué par Google Analytics
by camel (via)
Google fournit une boîte à outils pour surveiller plus efficacement les événements des utilisateurs sur les contenus Flash.
Lors de la conférence Adobe MAX de San Francisco, les équipes de Google Analytics ont dévoilé leur Google Analytics Tracking For Adobe Flash. Il s'agît d'une boîte à outils, plus précisément d'une API, destinée à simplifier le tracking des événements utilisateurs sur les contenus Flash et Flex.
Les développeurs utilisant cette application graphique savent depuis longtemps qu'il est possible d'utiliser Google Analytics pour surveiller les actions des utilisateurs, mais cela restait tout de même assez fastidieux.
Pour découvrir comment tout cela fonctionne, rendez-vous sur la documentation pour les développeurs.
