Tag: MINT

Back a couple of years ago, there was a really great (for its day) statistics package called ShortStat that was available for free for sites running on PHP / MySQL. ShortStat became extremely popular, and eventually evolved into a commercial statistics package called Mint. As such, development on ShortStat stopped. Luckily, Stephen Wettone also enjoyed using ShortStat and decided to build a ...

Performancing, the people who brought you the Performancing blogging extension for Firefox, have launched a new web service called Performancing Metrics that aims to provide "professional grade blog statistics" for serious bloggers. Performancing Metrics can handle multiple blogs and will aggregate data from all of your blogs, generates RSS feeds so you keep an eye on your stats easily, ...

Shaun Inman has released Mint, a refreshing new web site statistics package that, if nothing else, is gogeous to look at. It costs $30 per site, which may be refreshingly cheap to some and alarmingly expensive to others, and requires PHP and MySQL to run on your server. Mint collects the data you'd expect, including unique visitors, most popular pages, browser stats, and referrers (for which it ...