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Archive for May 2010
Google Analytics – Reports
May 13, 2010 4:43 PM
The CITYTECH Azure Calculator (CAC) is a Silverlight based tool that takes IIS log files as input and produces a graph that shows how much it would cost to run that server on Windows Azure. Check the CITYTECH Azure Calculator out here.
Google Analytics – Reports
May 13, 2010 4:43 PM
OK, we agreed, we should track information about the visitors using Google Analytics, but how to view that information and what Reports Google provides to analyze it. There are multiple reports and you can customize it too…
Google Analytics for Silverlight
May 12, 2010 3:55 PM
Google Analytics for Silverlight – There are multiple analytics framework available to integrate with your Silverlight application. There is SilverlightAnalytics and then there is MSAF. MSAF – Microsoft Silverlight Analytics Framework seems to be more promising with more extensiblity and feature full and with the backing from Microsoft. It supports out-of-browsers, offline capability, A/B Testing and Support multiple analytics services simultaneously without impacting performance. MSAF can be used by designers in Microsoft Expression Blend to add tracking to applications without coding.
Google Analytics for Silverlight
May 12, 2010 3:55 PM
The CITYTECH Azure Calculator (CAC) is a Silverlight based tool that takes IIS log files as input and produces a graph that shows how much it would cost to run that server on Windows Azure. Check the CITYTECH Azure Calculator out here.
Google Analytics
May 12, 2010 3:52 PM
We are always curious to know how popular our website is. How many page hits, from which part of the world? On which particular page users spent more time? Which button was clicked most? Did people ever add any items into the shopping cart? How long a user spent time on the website? Did the new marketing campaign kick off? Which month of the year there is tons of web activity? If these are the questions that boggle your mind, welcome to Web Analytics.
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