Andrew Kane is announcing that Ahoy with version number 1.2.1 is already available to download.
What is Ahoy ?
Ahoy is A Ruby on Rails module for tracking various types of events and actions in both RoR, Ruby, JavaScript, and native mobile applications .
Ahoy can be used to build statistics and tracking systems for your applications.This bare-bones library provides basic methods for attaching a logging action to a specific event.What this means is that whenever the user does X, Ahoy will record X and various X adjacent details inside a data store.The data store can be a database, a log, or a custom application.This enables developers to build analytics and statistics tools for their applications, each and every one modeled after their own custom needs.The library comes with a pretty generic interface which lets developers track almost anything they want, whilst also being able to ignore bots, get additional values for each event, work with different sub-domains and many other more.Ahoy is also available as a pure-JavaScript library as well. Just check out Ahoy.js. For tracking events and email usage, check out Ahoy Email.
This is changelog for Ahoy version 1.2.1 :
- Added geocode option
- Report errors to service by default
- Fixed association mismatch
You can read the complete changelog and also download this latest version on their homepage: ankane.github.io