Mobile analytics

[chris arkenberg]

Part of my role at WDC is running analytics for our mobile app services. I use Flurry Analytics which offers a great SDK and a web front-end for reporting. They export csv so I can dump the metrics into Excel and hunt for interesting patterns and make fancy charts for management.

However, I'm always looking for alternatives or techniques & tools I can add. Do any of you folks work in analytics and have recommendations to share? I'm also interested in books, courses, websites, etc for expanding analytics & viz skills.

Thanks and happy Friday!

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[Jason Wehmhoener]

Have you seen this? It's exquisitely curated:

http://selection.datavisualization.ch/

-j

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[chris arkenberg]

Oh my! That is lovely! Thanks. 

C

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[Alan Hawrylyshen]

I use R for stats and python + matplotlib for more programmatic stuff. Nodebox for artsy items and sometimes I used Processing.org. 

Ymmv. The Swiss site is beautiful. 

A

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[chris arkenberg]

Thanks. I've heard others talk about Processing as well. 

Chris

[Jason Wehmhoener]

Out of all the sites curated by http://selection.datavisualization.ch/ I believe http://d3js.org/ is probably the most useful single tool for data visualization (although everything on that page is worth a look). 

-Jason