A/Bingo for ASP.NET
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a/b testing library
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4 positive, 0 neutral or asking, 1 mixed, 5 critical, out of 10 comments about the project. Thread score 0.00.
Docs: 0 for, 4 againstIdea: 2 for, 1 againstDesign: 1 for, 0 against
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Fills a gap for platforms without good A/B testing options
From 2 comments
I think a prominent client of mine may owe you a beer. Thanks for bringing the light of A/B testing to platforms without great options. Nobody should have to use Google Website…
patio11 on HNYou rock. This weekend I was planning to start evaluating A/B testing frameworks for my ASP.NET-based travel site. I was really hoping I could find something like Patrick's…
thinkzig on HN
Drop-in with no configuration needed
From 1 comment
I've been using this for the past 6 months for S3stat, Twiddla and FairTutor, with some pretty impressive results. Since it's "November Sprint" time, I finally motivated myself…
jasonkester on HN
Objections
No license, which blocks contribution
From 1 comment
[EDIT] Just saw your reply to forcer's question. My page was stale [/EDIT] That storing the participation data in the user's browser is a bit of a red herring for me. Would you…
euroclydon on HN
Documentation typos and unclear storage explanation
From 2 comments
http://www.fairtutor.com/fairlycertain/fairlycertain-details says "Using the <ab:Test> UserControl"
jeroen on HNGreat job Jason. I was looking for something like this for a long time. I have few questions which are not explained much on your site: - you say it does not use database but…
forcer on HN
Requests
Add an MIT license
From 1 comment
[EDIT] Just saw your reply to forcer's question. My page was stale [/EDIT] That storing the participation data in the user's browser is a bit of a red herring for me. Would you…
euroclydon on HN
Provide a dashboard screenshot
From 1 comment
Great job Jason. I was looking for something like this for a long time. I have few questions which are not explained much on your site: - you say it does not use database but…
forcer on HN
Questions
Whether results survive IIS restarts and how state is stored
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Great job Jason. I was looking for something like this for a long time. I have few questions which are not explained much on your site: - you say it does not use database but…
forcer on HNThanks for the explanation - now I know it serializes to a file which is fine - I wasn't sure how it can keep the state only by storing on the user side. Self-hosted solution - I…
forcer on HN
Tradeoffs of browser storage versus a database
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[EDIT] Just saw your reply to forcer's question. My page was stale [/EDIT] That storing the participation data in the user's browser is a bit of a red herring for me. Would you…
euroclydon on HN
Alternatives named
patio's A/Bingo
From 1 comment
I've been using this for the past 6 months for S3stat, Twiddla and FairTutor, with some pretty impressive results. Since it's "November Sprint" time, I finally motivated myself…
jasonkester on HN
Visual Website Optimizer
From 2 comments
Great job Jason. I was looking for something like this for a long time. I have few questions which are not explained much on your site: - you say it does not use database but…
forcer on HNIt uses cookies to store participation and conversion data, so as a visitor you'll come away with a cookie that looks like this: ```…
jasonkester on HN
Google Website Optimizer
From 1 comment
I think a prominent client of mine may owe you a beer. Thanks for bringing the light of A/B testing to platforms without great options. Nobody should have to use Google Website…
patio11 on HN