Getting Started with Flurry Analytics
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Getting Started with Flurry Analytics - Birani Bhanu
Table of Contents
Getting Started with Flurry Analytics
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Preface
What this book covers
What you need for this book
Who this book is for
Conventions
Reader feedback
Customer support
Downloading the example code
Errata
Piracy
Questions
1. Getting Ready with Flurry
About Analytics
The importance of Analytics in the use of applications
The advantages of using Analytics
Tracking social productivity
Determining unique visitors
Determining user behavior
Monitoring the performance of your ads
Determining your content sources
Evaluating traffic flow to your application
Setting up an account on Flurry Analytics
Integrating the library with your project
Setting up basic code
Sessions
Active Users
New Users
Session Length
Frequency of Use
Benchmarks
Page Views
User Paths
Lifecycle Metrics
User Retention
Version Adoption
Demographic Estimates
Time of Day Reporting
Geographic Usage
Language Metrics
Devices
Carriers
Firmware Versions
Logging Events
Events
Event Parameter
Event Duration
Segmentation
Summary
2. Tracking Applications
Settings goals
Tracking time spent
Tracking errors
Tracking versions
User details
Location tracking
Controlling data
Summary
3. Data Analysis
Funnel analysis
Segments
Portfolio Analytics
User Acquisition analysis
Customizing your dashboard
Crash Analytics
Big Data benefits
Summary
4. Technical Analytics
Tracking your crashes
Stack traces
Uploading dSYM
Response format
Error codes
Tracking errors
Summary
5. Using Your Data
Measuring user quality
User acquisition
User retention
User engagement
User monetization
Platforms and devices
Investors and sponsors
Crash detection
Alerts
Daily and hourly reporting
User acceptance
Summary
Index
Getting Started with Flurry Analytics
Getting Started with Flurry Analytics
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First published: December 2013
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Credits
Author
Bhanu Birani
Reviewers
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Benjamin Bahrenburg
Tom Meinlschmidt
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About the Author
Bhanu Birani has four years of experience in the software industry and a lifetime association with the technical industry. After years of programming in different programming languages, he started developing applications for iOS devices. He started software development during his college years and was really interested in learning new technologies in the market. He then joined a software company and started developing games for them, focusing on artificial intelligence development in games.
I would like to dedicate this book to my family, who gave me the courage and confidence to write this book and supported me throughout the entire process. I would also like to send a special thanks to my mom (Neelu Birani) and dad (Prakash Birani) for their relentless efforts to assist me in every way imaginable, as well as for helping me keep my life together. Finally, I would like to thank my friend Luke P. Issac for helping me on this project and encouraging me when it seemed too difficult to complete.
About the Reviewers
Benjamin Bahrenburg is an author, blogger, and technology director. Ben specializes in building enterprise solutions using mobile technologies, geo location services, and domain-specific languages. Over the last decade, he has provided enterprise mobility solutions for numerous Fortune 100 organizations. Ben is a published writer who has authored several articles and Appcelerator Titanium Business Application Development Cookbook, Packt Publishing, which provides best practices and recipes for successful enterprise cross-platform mobile development.
Ben spends much of his time blogging and speaking about mobile, enterprise, and open source development at http://bencoding.com. You can also reach him on Twitter at http://twitter.com/bencoding.
Tom Meinlschmidt started his professional career in 1998. He is a senior software developer with expertise in Ruby and Ruby on Rails. He has developed various types of applications for a variety of companies, and he specializes in web and iOS applications.