Am working on an OTT platform for that I need to build an analytics dashboard similar to YouTube Studio which must includes most watched content, watch time, content views, live users count etc. So my question is there any tool available to achieve this, if not can someone guide me how can I build this (what are the tools/technologies required)?
You could use Google Data Studio. In the data studio, you can import your analytics data and create some dashboards for reports. actually, they have a youtube dashboard as a template maybe you wanna lookout.
ı think data studio is better than analytics. because in google analytics there are so many data and some of them not useful for other companies so in data studio you can put your data wherever you want.
you can learn easily data studio but there are some courses on the internet. you can learn from that.
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I have recently been trained in Adobe Analytics for creating reports about users for our website/app. Adobe reports how many people use our website/app including which pages they view and which links they click.
With every reporting tool I have created reports in, one of my goals was that I was not creating and publishing reports that no one was using.
My in house subject matter expert for Adobe is telling me that Adobe Analytics, a web based reporting tool to track web page usage, does not track who uses which report?!
Please help me. Is this true? Where can I find verification of this very ironic fact?
I am trying to use Google.Apis.Analytics.v3 for the 1st time, programmatically. We are building dashboard pages to show statistics, within their organisation-until now I have been reporting on information from internal databases.
Now we want to retrieve data from our Google analytics account.
My main tool for development is visual studio and C#. Some of the webpages have been created just using text editors, by a colleague, but I'm happier doing it in visual studio. We are sharing this development with organisations who do not use visual studio. So when I finish work on my webpages, we make 2 small changes to my files and we can be used without needing visual studio.
I have experience also in JavaScript and some jscript. I did find the Google API nuget package for studio and have installed it (not had time to look at it yet).
Some options Google have on their help site involves languages such as Java that we don't have any experience of in the format they appeared to be using it.
Given the above, can someone advise or recommend the best approach I should take for retrieving Google analytics data into our webpages (I do not want users to have to login-it should just seamlessly retrieve the data and display it).
Thanks
You could make an MVC project, where you can take the data and display it in a View. Here you can see some example with GoogleApi and MVC project in C#.
I have a website in which about 200 vendors are registered and I have added google analytics snippet in the website and I want to show each vendor their page views and bounce rate. I don't know the correct way to approach that how each vendor will be able to his data using google analytics api. Can i also use embed api. Can someone suggest me the proper way and example to implement this problem.
Option 1 : Google Analytics Spreadsheet Add-on
So you can create an analytics report containing your desired metrics and dimensions in Google sheets using Core reporting API addon. Create a report for each vendor, share it with them and lock the settings sheet.
Option 2 : Big Query Api with backend like python
If you have access to Big query. You can use Big Query Api.
So you need to create some code in some programming language like
python.
Use Big Query APi to pull the data and store it into the Google
sheets. you can create a folder structure in google drive and write simple code to dump this data as google sheets in those folders at Google drive
Create a Cron job that would execute your python script on a specific routine say daily or weekly and dump the report on vendors specific folder in google drive as google sheets
I'm currently investing Pentaho, Jaspersoft and Birt as possible reporting engines to integrate with the custom software my company develops.
I don't need ETL or OLAP style features. Rather, I want a more productive wysiwyg report designer with a simple deployment option for embedding/deploying over the web.
Are there any recommendations out there that I'm missing?
Thanks a lot.
Not open source, but DBxtra, have an easy to use wysiwyg editor for both the report and the query, and let you embed the reports you create with the Web Report Widget function, the only downside: it run only on Windows, so depending of the platforms you want to deploy your custom software, it may not be useful for you.
I am developing a web based application that requires extensive works on spreadsheets. The spreadsheets are already created and are updated on daily basis. I just want to open/embed the MS Excel 2003/2007/2010 Application inside my web page. It should seem like the application is running inside an Iframe.
Users can click on file name. It will open the ms excel exe file inside iframe, they'll use the spreadsheets just like using it when ms excel is opened inside desktop.
Please help.
If you're budget allows for it i would recommend not to re-invent the wheel and use a third-party component like Aspose Cells which comes with ready-to-use Excel spreadsheet visualization and manipulation controls. Check out the GridWeb.
Of course there are a lot of other vendors selling similar components with asp.net controls too.
If you have more time than money you could use a free asp.net grid control like RealWorld.Grid or a platform independent solution like dhtmlxGrid (which is only free if your project can be GPL'd). This of course will leave you with a lot of footwork with the office interop libraries.
I have seen Microsoft Word 2003 being launched within browser from websites developed in JSF technology. I couldn't find a free of cost solution to use MS Office in browser while being offline. And even online.
Absent a massive amount of reinventing the wheel the best solution is probably to either scale down your product or get a pre-built solution such as Office 365 or Google Docs. Think about what your product really needs to do. Do the users need to access all of the spreadsheet or just one particular section (range or sheet). If your users need to do everything with a spreadsheet, get them a spreadsheet program. Don't bang your head trying to figure out wheel 88888.0, so to speak.