Tom Markiewicz

Important: StatsMix is shutting down

February 1, 2013

Three and half years ago, StatsMix set out to solve problems around tracking important metrics across different systems. With the support of TechStars and the local Boulder startup community, we’ve had an amazing journey building and running StatsMix. Unfortunately, due to a variety of circumstances, the business isn’t sustainable and we’re unable to continue running [...]

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Drag and Drop Files in Box or Dropbox to Create Metrics in StatsMix

October 4, 2012

One of our goals at StatsMix is to make it as easy as possible to manage metrics from any source. From our automated service connectors (Google Analytics, Twitter, Facebook, etc.) to our API to uploading CSV files, we’re working hard to make sure you can easily monitor all your metrics on dashboards. So we’re excited [...]

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Java and C# Code Libraries for StatsMix

September 14, 2012

By popular request, we’ve added Java and C# libraries to access the StatsMix API to our list of officially supported code libraries. The full details for each are here: C# C# Nuget installation and documentation source code: https://github.com/mcclaskc/statsmix_nuget Java Jar installation and documentation source code: https://github.com/mcclaskc/statsmix_jar For each metric, we’ve also added code snippets in [...]

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StatsMix Announces Add-on Partnership with AppHarbor

September 12, 2012

Adding to our list of outstanding partners, StatsMix is pleased to announce our new partnership with AppHarbor. All AppHarbor customers can now start tracking application metrics in minutes with one-click access to StatsMix as part of their add-on program. AppHarbor is a fully hosted .NET Platform as a Service allowing you to deploy and scale [...]

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Keyboard Shortcuts in StatsMix

September 11, 2012

We added small, but useful feature that allows you to navigate through some of the main areas of StatsMix using keyboard shortcuts. If you’re a keyboard junkie like I am, this feature is a godsend! By typing just a single letter, you can now navigate directly to the following in StatsMix: launchpad, metrics list, dashboards, [...]

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What does transparency buy you?

September 6, 2012

Interesting comments from Chris DeVore on how dashboards can be part of a company’s move toward more transparency: The more comfortable a CEO is with sharing these internal dashboards, the more informed their employees and stakeholders generally are about the company’s vital signs and underlying trends. That can be uncomfortable when things aren’t going so [...]

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StatsMix Announces Partnership with AppFog

September 5, 2012

We’re excited to announce that StatsMix has partnered with AppFog to offer our complete metrics tracking solution to their customers. AppFog customers can now start tracking application metrics in minutes with one-click access to StatsMix as part of their add-on program. AppFog is a complete cloud-based PaaS solution used by tens of thousands of developers [...]

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Zapier Integration with StatsMix

August 29, 2012

One of the most exciting services to launch recently is Zapier. Enabling businesses to connect multiple services together to form powerful functions, Zapier is the more business focused alternative to IFTTT. Zapier provides an easy way to connect data from different services without writing any code, so we’re very excited to announce our integration with [...]

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Delayed Job Wrapper for Using the StatsMix Ruby Gem

August 13, 2012

We recently had a request from a customer on how to use StatsMix with the delayed job queuing system. If you’re using delayed job with your application, here’s some code that will allow you to send StatsMix requests to it for queuing:

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Demo Application of StatsMix Ruby on Rails Integration

August 2, 2012

While working with Heroku and Engine Yard, two of our integration partners with strong support for Ruby on Rails, we found it useful to have a ready-made demo application using StatsMix for testing. Since the demo app was in a Github repository, it only took a single click to install and test out StatsMix with [...]

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