Comments on: My Crazy “Cracked” Egg Review http://workingathomeinternet.com/WP/2006/09/26/my-crazy-cracked-egg-review/ Trials, Tribulations and Triumphs of a Small Business Owner Wed, 10 Mar 2010 11:21:03 -0700 hourly 1 By: Working at Home on the Internet http://workingathomeinternet.com/WP/2006/09/26/my-crazy-cracked-egg-review/comment-page-1/#comment-2286 Working at Home on the Internet Mon, 09 Oct 2006 18:48:03 +0000 http://workingathomeinternet.com/WP/2006/09/26/my-crazy-cracked-egg-review/#comment-2286 [...] I did a preliminary review not long ago of Crazy Egg and wasn’t very happy with the signup process among other things and wrote a post about it.(be sure to read the comments).  I did get a response from Hiten Shah in comments and was quite happy that they were concerned enough to have a conversation about the problems I was having and getting through them. [...] [...] I did a preliminary review not long ago of Crazy Egg and wasn’t very happy with the signup process among other things and wrote a post about it.(be sure to read the comments).  I did get a response from Hiten Shah in comments and was quite happy that they were concerned enough to have a conversation about the problems I was having and getting through them. [...]

]]> By: Joe http://workingathomeinternet.com/WP/2006/09/26/my-crazy-cracked-egg-review/comment-page-1/#comment-1987 Joe Wed, 27 Sep 2006 17:30:02 +0000 http://workingathomeinternet.com/WP/2006/09/26/my-crazy-cracked-egg-review/#comment-1987 Hey guys, I don't know that much about Rails, but from what I hear any problems would be more about the actual volume, not the program itself? Hiten, I have been checking stats off and on and everything looks good at this point. If you need a testimonial about your customer service, count me in. Ben, keep this conversation going on as long as you like. If this is becomes a contact point, fine with me. Joe Hey guys,

I don’t know that much about Rails, but from what I hear any problems would be more about the actual volume, not the program itself?

Hiten, I have been checking stats off and on and everything looks good at this point. If you need a testimonial about your customer service, count me in.

Ben, keep this conversation going on as long as you like. If this is becomes a contact point, fine with me.

Joe

]]> By: Crazy Egg Responds to a Blogger’s Frustration » Instigator Blog http://workingathomeinternet.com/WP/2006/09/26/my-crazy-cracked-egg-review/comment-page-1/#comment-1985 Crazy Egg Responds to a Blogger’s Frustration » Instigator Blog Wed, 27 Sep 2006 16:35:34 +0000 http://workingathomeinternet.com/WP/2006/09/26/my-crazy-cracked-egg-review/#comment-1985 [...] A friend of mine, Joe Hauckes, responded with his own thoughts. Joe experienced some setup problems, and some errors; resulting in not the best of first impressions. [...] [...] A friend of mine, Joe Hauckes, responded with his own thoughts. Joe experienced some setup problems, and some errors; resulting in not the best of first impressions. [...]

]]> By: Ben Yoskovitz http://workingathomeinternet.com/WP/2006/09/26/my-crazy-cracked-egg-review/comment-page-1/#comment-1983 Ben Yoskovitz Wed, 27 Sep 2006 16:24:54 +0000 http://workingathomeinternet.com/WP/2006/09/26/my-crazy-cracked-egg-review/#comment-1983 Thanks for the feedback Hiten. I had heard Ruby was a bit troublesome in terms of scaling, mostly because the apps currently developed for it are fairly simple (although they might get lots of traffic like Basecamp.) It's interesting to see people moving into more complex apps with Ruby and what they're dealing with because of that. I've emailed you about Serph, sounds interesting, and thanks for continuing the discussion here. Thanks for the feedback Hiten. I had heard Ruby was a bit troublesome in terms of scaling, mostly because the apps currently developed for it are fairly simple (although they might get lots of traffic like Basecamp.) It’s interesting to see people moving into more complex apps with Ruby and what they’re dealing with because of that.

I’ve emailed you about Serph, sounds interesting, and thanks for continuing the discussion here.

]]> By: Hiten Shah http://workingathomeinternet.com/WP/2006/09/26/my-crazy-cracked-egg-review/comment-page-1/#comment-1982 Hiten Shah Wed, 27 Sep 2006 16:17:55 +0000 http://workingathomeinternet.com/WP/2006/09/26/my-crazy-cracked-egg-review/#comment-1982 Hey Guys! Ben, Ruby On Rails is scaling, there are a few software issues related to the complexity of Crazy Egg, in terms of all the different moving parts as well as the fact that we get a tremendous amount of hits every second. There is just not enough documentation and support when it comes to scaling Rails, but hopefully this will change over time as more and more people create applications using Rails. On the note of tracking the blogosphere, we will be responding to everyone that has made a blog entry, many times I add their post to the blog roll on our blog. But, we make it a priority to answer to any complaints and also any support emails that we get first. We are going to be looking for testimonials and case studies in the near future, so I will be also responding to anyone that has posted about what they learned by using Crazy Egg, as well as anyone that has raved about our service / idea. I went off on a bit of a tangent, but I also wanted to let you guys know of something else we are developing, called Serph, http://www.serph.com - it is actually what I use to find these types of blog posts about Crazy Egg. If anyone wants in on it, just shoot me an email at info(at)crazyegg.com and I'll let you in. Hey Guys!

Ben, Ruby On Rails is scaling, there are a few software issues related to the complexity of Crazy Egg, in terms of all the different moving parts as well as the fact that we get a tremendous amount of hits every second. There is just not enough documentation and support when it comes to scaling Rails, but hopefully this will change over time as more and more people create applications using Rails.

On the note of tracking the blogosphere, we will be responding to everyone that has made a blog entry, many times I add their post to the blog roll on our blog. But, we make it a priority to answer to any complaints and also any support emails that we get first. We are going to be looking for testimonials and case studies in the near future, so I will be also responding to anyone that has posted about what they learned by using Crazy Egg, as well as anyone that has raved about our service / idea.

I went off on a bit of a tangent, but I also wanted to let you guys know of something else we are developing, called Serph, http://www.serph.com – it is actually what I use to find these types of blog posts about Crazy Egg. If anyone wants in on it, just shoot me an email at info(at)crazyegg.com and I’ll let you in.

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