Many devs struggle to build "temples of logs" 🏛️ - they think they need to answer every possible question. But you probably don't need it, because most systems fail in similar ways.

🤨 Does your team know how to share? Your analytics and monitoring data, specifically. A lot of folks don't, and their data is stuck in silos, like #analytics, #perfmonitoring, #observability, or #errorlogging. Developers are in the dark about what's important, what's broken, and what needs to be faster. 🚀

Struggling with data from different tools? Request Metrics has a solution. bring all monitoring facets under one umbrella and save time with Request Metrics.

Your data is in too many places, and it's hard to understand it and see patterns. 😡 Most logging is just noise without analytics to inform what is actually important. I'm trying to bring these things together so you can spot the issues that really matter to your users.

Hey. Are you interested in tracking user journeys, identifying errors, improving your website experience, and making sure data is secure? Of course you are. The tools to do this today are too complicated, too expensive, and theres too much to learn. I'm trying to fix that with Request Metrics--one easy-to-use interface for all your client-side information. Let's build better websites together! 🌐

🐞 Too many bugs and not sure where to start?📉 Not sure how to prioritize performance improvements? Match bugs with analytics to find the important issues that stop users from converting--spend time where it really matters. 🚀

Todd Gardner conducted a free website analytics audit of FrontendMasters.com. He highlighted knowing the sources of traffic, important events to track visitor buying decisions, and the importance of having this analytics data to improve your site and further your contact with customers.

The agent is a small piece of JavaScript that you include in your website or web application so that Request Metrics can capture detailed analytics and events about your system. The agent can be installed with a script tag, npm package, chrome extension, or tag manager. This tutorial will walk through the installation types.