However, I built Pixmap for Android to learn Android dev. It makes a couple dollars a month... :)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.winricklab...
I built FastComments as a tool for myself, but it's starting to gather bigger and bigger customers.
Consider some sort of tag for that, by the way, even if small.
I'm looking into one, and I had to dig into the source to find out which one you were using!
...and even then, I had to dig back in to find the URL, because your search ranking is nonexistent from my perspective.
Your services are inspiring as hell, from a minimalism/productivity perspective!
I love to build fast software! It's so hard to get that to be a high priority in a day job at most companies (in my experience).
Could you explain a little on how you do limiting of page loads? I've been trying to add this kind of functionality to my own projects but can't think of a way to track it without storing in a db which seems like a bottleneck process if every page load is a write
FastComments doesn't depend on Watch.ly - it's just there for some UI stuff. Also, Watch.ly sends me a daily email saying what pages (or app screens on native apps) were visited most, for how long, etc, so we can see daily if all the sudden people stop spending time on an important page.
It also gives me a realtime traffic graph. I can see people going from one page, to another, and where they drop off.
Like four months of work there...
For example an object like {tenant, month, year, count}. Then you can reuse this for reporting etc which is what I do. We also track other metrics per customer + month like commenter sign ups, votes, etc.
Also - I'm open to new opportunities right now if anyone's interested in hiring me. :)