The Data Layer Inspector and Debugger This project began as a solution to a problem that I often faced setting up Google Tag Manager and specifically the data layer. The solution that I ended making was dataLayer logger, inspector, and debugger that offered the same features as the Google Analytics Debugger but for the data […]
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Scripts Save Lives I love algorithms and you should too. They provide simple consistency to life like no calendar, routine or habit ever could. They do exactly what you tell them to do and they do it fast, and most beautiful of all, they make life automatic. (sigh of contentment) I also love javascript but
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I made it! I am finally a nerd. At the top of the MailChimp API there is a clear disclaimer: “Woah, Nerds Only!” Undeterred, I scrolled on to test my nerdy medal. The following is my account of navigating the well-charted waters of the MailChimp API and a tutorial on how to automate a “BARF”
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I have been goofing around a lot with JavaScript lately. It’s fun to explore because every time I find and open a new door of understanding, there are two more doors to open and explore. I am currently in the room of browser functionality and thats where I found my bookmarklet. Making a bookmarklet was
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I like Google Tag Manager and Squarespace for the same reason: they simplify and streamline the processes website design and Google Analytics implementation while maintaining power and functionality of the product. For the old sliced bread analogy, they are the greatest things to come along since the knife. Squarespace is a great plug-and-play, drag-and-drop Content Management System (CMS). It
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Facebook “Basic Info” Means “basically everything.” The odds are good that, at one time or another, you have probably downloaded and/or signed into a game, app, or website using your Facebook ID. From Spotify to Instagram to some stupid cartoon vegetable game, you have seen the message that looks like this: THIS APP WILL RECEIVE: Basic Info (a list of
