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68 points by jacobwg on Oct 27, 2020 | hide | past | favorite | 9 comments


Why are there 3 Next.js stories at the top of the front page with no comments? Just seems weird


They have a conference going on (see the banner at the top of nextjs.org), so they're launching a bunch of new stuff.


As lots of other users have been pointing out, it's because it's their conference day. Usually we see this flood-of-post things with $BigCo conferences but it's the same phenomenon.

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...


ah thank you



I'd love to see an open source real user metrics analytics system like this. Lighthouse is great for getting a general idea of web perf but it doesn't tell you what real users experience.

Currently the only way I've found to cobble together something like this is Perfume.js with some backend that feeds into Influx/Grafana, which can be a lot to set up.


Hahaha, awesome, the other day playing around with the metrics stuff, I though it'd be nice to have a visual widget of the stats, this is better !


Looks cool, but the docs link is broken on this page.

Is this self-hostable or does it rely on vercel hosting?


Seems a bit of both. They put the self-hosting docs on Vercel.com (https://vercel.com/docs/next.js/analytics), as it requires setting up a project and paying for it on Vercel.

Cloudflare offers the same thing for free.




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