| 1. | Spacinazi etc., overhauled semi-colon handling to allow minifying through Packer, and fixed tooltips to work in Chrome. |
I feel like I'm on the New Revs topic, being the only one to post... :P
So... It's all done, I think. There are probably tons of things to improve, but it all works right now, and I'm not touching it anymore until I'm committing that.
I'll need opinions on the final result, please! Can't keep talking to myself... :P
I think it could use a 'lifetime' stats range, giving out results in quarterly groups, or something. Apart from that, I'm all good...
| 1. | It took me years to add Analytics, though... I figured, no need to force a small script to load for everyone, if I'm never looking at these stats. I only installed it because I wanted to know the IE market share here. Still less than 5%, all versions included. Lulz. |
First, purely from an aesthetics point of view it is sexy beautiful. Charts just kind of do it for me. So you nailed it there.
From usefulness/coolness point of view I like it. I don't really think you need to include lifetime stats. The decade stats effectively accomplishes that (at least for the next 10 years I suppose :eheh:)
One stat I'd be interested in seeing is Topic Views Overall. Not sure how easy that would be, but I'd be willing to bet the decline in activity at Wedge.org is a lot less in that statistic.
I have a feeling there are a lot of people out there following Wedge who like me don't feel like they have the knowledge to contribute a lot, but come here everyday and multiple times a day to see what's going on hoping for that post they feel they can finally contribute something useful.
Yes, they're disabled in wedge.org, because they obviously add one DB hit per page, and I thought Google Analytics would be more accurate anyway.[1]
The latest update (not live here, though!) actually accounts for disabled items. Only 'hits' for now, but in the end, could add more stuff.
Hits are usually not even shown at all, but they used to be enabled, so the old stats (< 2012) still have hits in them. You can look at them, if you want...
1. It took me years to add Analytics, though... I figured, no need to force a small script to load for everyone, if I'm never looking at these stats. I only installed it because I wanted to know the IE market share here. Still less than 5%, all versions included. Lulz.