Package Devs
How do you monitor the usage of your package?
Warren Buckley
10/09/2024, 8:20 AM
If you think having access to the telemetry that Umbraco collects for our packages would be useful (Which I think it would be)
I suggest you comment on this issue to help raise awareness back at HQ
https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco.Marketplace.Issues/issues/78
If you don't care about the stats from Umbraco Telemetry, do you roll your own like Lee K for contentment, or use Application Insights or similar where a user has to opt in for telemetry data?
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Sebastiaan
10/09/2024, 8:24 AM
I think the actual numbers are not so interesting either, as noted in that thread. I'd look for a percentage trend month over month (think that's what NuGet can show too).
I would be much more interested in actual feature usage as Lee is tracking it in Contentment. But I guess that depends on the scope of your package.
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Warren Buckley
10/09/2024, 8:46 AM
Yep then that's looking at something like
* App Insights to see what events/things triggered and the RUM (Returning Users Monthly)
Or building something like Lee to help ?
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Patrick de Mooij
10/09/2024, 10:46 AM
I think feature usage becomes more interesting if you have a bigger package. I think it would be interesting for the smaller ones (dashboards, property editors etc) to be able to simply see the amount of users even just to validate their ideas
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Markus Johansson
10/09/2024, 4:19 PM
I don't keep track of telemetry for my open source packages but for Newsletter Studio I use the license check as a form of telemetry.
It would be nice if package devs could at least get some insights from the data that HQ collect.
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Richard Soeteman
10/10/2024, 6:18 AM
By Sales and Support mails 🙂 Don't think I would install packages that share stats other than the preconfigured Umbraco ones...