Show HN: I just released Sleek, a Ruby gem for doing simple analytics

Thanks for sharing goshakkk - and for your blog posts on event analytics, there's some good stuff there:<p><a href="http://goshakkk.name/analytics-analyzing-tracked-events/" rel="nofollow">http://goshakkk.name/analytics-analyzing-tracked-events/</a> | <a href="http://goshakkk.name/tracking-events-in-analytics-systems/" rel="nofollow">http://goshakkk.name/tracking-events-in-analytics-systems/</a><p>Have tweeted about this from the Snowplow account...

Thanks goshakkk, this looks nifty! I assume it takes care of the indexing and all that jazz for you? How well does it scale? It looks very similar to something's I'm already using but we use Mongo's map/reduce functionality because it allows us to store count and other stats and build charts/etc off them. I'm interested in your thoughts about that.

Re Shopstream, seems like a terrific idea. How are you planning to market it? Suggest you integrate with the Shopify platform first, as they really care about and market the apps in their app store: <a href="http://apps.shopify.com" rel="nofollow">http://apps.shopify.com</a>

This is excellent. Thanks for sharing. I may look into forking to add DynamoDB support through dynamoid.<p>I'm saying this without having gone through the code base to see what is involved. ;)

Looks interesting. How does is compare with Cube? <a href="http://square.github.io/cube/" rel="nofollow">http://square.github.io/cube/</a>

Sweet, I've been needing something like this, and had been considering rolling my own. This looks like it'll save me the trouble!

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awesome, up the good work.