Great, a Christmas Present;-) Cheers, Werner Am 20.12.2014 00:43 schrieb "Radu Cotescu" <[email protected]>:
> Hi Reza, > > I'm almost ready with the new site (the design is still the same you guys > saw in my initial prototype, but I'd argue that it's better than what we > currently have anyway). I'll try to dress these ideas with a more > marketable wording (maybe Bertrand can change hats a bit, he's helped me > with this in the past). > > This info should be on the first page, probably from paragraph 2 onwards, > after we briefly describe what DeviceMap is. > > I'll commit the work I've done on the site tomorrow as it's rather late > right now over here. > > Cheers, > Radu > > On Fri, Dec 19, 2014 at 11:34 PM, Reza Naghibi < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > So now that our project is picking up, I would like to better market the > > strengths of this project. For now, im thinking of a blurb on the > homepage. > > Here is what I have so far: > > > > -We are the only truly open source DDR out there. Our data and API are > > completely free and open. We have the backing of the Apache Software > > Foundation. > > -We have a state of the art classification API. Unlike other APIs which > > classify and detect devices using a mix of code, parsing, and regex, we > are > > purely pattern driven. Our classification API is domain independent. > > -With our upcoming 2.0 release, we will be the the only DDR which allows > > devices to be classified using 3 independent and unrelated aspects: > device, > > operating system, and browser. > > -We are a great choice for HTTP log analysis. DeviceMap can easily > > classify your traffic logs to better understand your user device > > composition. > > > > Thoughts? Additions? Better wording? Also, what about browsermap? What > can > > we say about that aspect of this project? > > > > Also, I just want to add that I think realtime HTTP device classification > > is just as relevant as ever. Companies are always asking for it. Also, > from > > first hand experience, I am still seeing large complex webapps fail when > > trying to be 100% css responsive. These projects would have greatly > > benefited from simple backend device templating and/or user choice of > > templating. Ex: Do you want to view our Lite or Desktop site? > > >
