Tag Archives: Mint

What technology/process does this site use?

Posted on July 31, 2012 by admin411 views

Hi there, I’ve done several web design before, but now my personal team is trying to puzzle out how to approach a different project and what sort of experience we would like to bring in. We wish to have a site comparable to this one: internet. mint. com The question is: how ever approach making something such as that There is the user database part as well as data display, which is one particular part – may anyone tell what type of technology they make use of for that And then the exact site build – are usually process for such as that Is it mocked up in Photoshop after which coded in HTML, or is there software that helps with menus and this dynamic elements Thanks a lot for your information! It’s as long as you. It is possible with multiple ‘languages’, e. g. PHP, ASP, RoR, or anything else. Ultimately you’ll want a professional if you want a site that mimics mint. Don’t expect to be able to sell the site in The regular few months for a bunch of cash or anything though.

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Google Analytics Alternative

Posted on June 29, 2012 by admin388 views

Definitely everyone, I have to admit, this is the first time I have definitely dug into implementing Google Analytics (i realize… i know), and I truly finding it intriguing. I think exactly what I find so fascinating is seeing where your traffic is via. Specifically when it relates to the map overlay. Has anyone in addition tried anything very much alike Google Analytics Honestly, I don’t think I would pay for this kind of service from a different company since Google’s is already free. So if any person has any alternatives that could be worth checking out then please tell me. Log into your own webhost’s control section (for your website) and decide if they have a very few different stats programs, like AWSTATS… that’s worth keeping. Your webhost may well be already doing it for you personally. . Many thanks, I will take a look and see exactly what I find. I use 1and1 incidentally. Yeah, I truly like Google Analytics also! It’s really interesting to check out where traffic arises from etc. I know that there are different programs (Mint, BLVD, Clicky Web Analytics) around, but some of them cost money. I just sorted out AWSTATS which is … Continue reading →

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