151. What is SSO and why you should enable it for PostHog (posthog.com)
Existing at an intersection of convenience and security, single sign-on (SSO) authentication is used and appreciated by both IT teams and everyday…
152. In-depth: ClickHouse vs PostgreSQL (posthog.com)
Honestly, it is a bit ridiculous to compare Postgres and ClickHouse. The two database solutions are as similar as grapes and grapefruit. ClickHouse…
153. HogMail #15 (posthog.com)
Welcome to HogMail, our newsletter featuring the best of the PostHog blog, tutorials, product guides, and curated articles on building great products…
154. Building an open source data stack (posthog.com)
At PostHog, we believe an open source approach doesn’t just lead to greater growth; it also leads to better products. That’s what inspired us to make…
155. HogMail #14 (posthog.com)
Welcome to HogMail, our newsletter featuring the best of the PostHog blog, tutorials, product guides, and curated articles on building great products…
156. Introducing PostHog Cloud EU (posthog.com)
It's no secret that some popular analytics tools, such as Google Analytics, have fallen foul of GDPR regulations in the EU. That's one reason why we…
157. 5 analytics ideas for marketing teams using PostHog (posthog.com)
One of the great things about PostHog is that it democratizes your product strategy by making analytics accessible to more than just analysts. There’s…
158. 5 essential tips for Customer Success teams on PostHog (posthog.com)
While PostHog is obviously useful for product managers, engineers and analysts, there’s a lot it can do for other teams too — including customer…
159. 5 essential PostHog apps for new users (posthog.com)
PostHog apps are a powerful, but hard to explain part of the platform. They’re powerful because they can do almost anything — and they’re hard to…
160. 5 events all teams should track with PostHog (posthog.com)
It can be tricky to know which events you should start tracking first if you haven’t used product analytics before. That’s why we recommend using…
161. Permissions and projects in PostHog, explained (posthog.com)
So, you’ve installed your snippet and started tracking data in PostHog. What’s next? Before forging ahead into the heady world of insights…
162. How (and why) to track your website with PostHog (posthog.com)
PostHog may have been built for product analytics, but that doesn’t mean you can only deploy it on your core product — you can also use it to gather…
163. All the cool things we built at our Rome hackathon (posthog.com)
As an all-remote team, we know how important getting together in person is (we’ve written about this before ). Our (plus Luke, Annika, Cory, and…
164. How (and why) our marketing team uses PostHog (posthog.com)
We learned an interesting fact recently: only 20% of our users track their marketing website and their product using PostHog. This is our fault. We…
165. Array 1.40.0: Interface improvements and more! (posthog.com)
Want to know more about what we're up to? Subscribe to our new newsletter , which we send once every two weeks! Running a self-hosted instance? Check…
166. Benchmarking the impact of session recording on performance (posthog.com)
The 2010s were marked by an explosion of tools focused on data. One of the biggest was session recording – a screen-recording-like service that…
167. Array 1.39.0: Betas, persons, events and libraries (posthog.com)
PostHog 1.39.0 introduces a new beta for you to try, a new display chart and big improvements to our client libraries.
168. Speeding up PostHog builds with Depot (posthog.com)
PostHog recently swapped out Docker for Depot in their container image builds within GitHub Actions. The results are outstanding, taking the average…
169. Array 1.38.0: Exports, subscriptions and session analysis (posthog.com)
PostHog 1.38.0 introduces exports and subscriptions for dashboards and insights, plus improved feature flag persistence and much more!
170. Is autocapture ‘still’ bad? (posthog.com)
Is autocapture bad? Has it ever been good? Earlier this year Amplitude posed these questions in a blogpost by Product Evangelist Adam Greco. Yes, he…
171. 22 ways PostHog makes it easier to build great products (posthog.com)
PostHog is a growing platform. We used to call ourselves a product analytics platform, but product analytics is just one feature among many these…
172. Why infrastructure is a competitive advantage for us (posthog.com)
We're hiring Site Reliability Engineers (SREs). I'm biased of course, but I think it's worth explaining why we think PostHog is the most exciting…
173. Automating a software company with GitHub Actions (posthog.com)
When developing software, there's no shortage of work: building new features, fixing bugs, maintaining infrastructure, launching new systems, phasing…
174. Array 1.37.0: Cohorts 2.0 and event & property detail pages (posthog.com)
PostHog 1.37.0 introduces advanced filtering for cohorts, improved events and property pages, dancing hedgehogs and much, much more.
175. The two ways to estimate your monthly event usage (posthog.com)
When talking through our editions and pricing options with potential customers I'm often asked "How can I estimate my event count?" If you're not…
176. Our new objective: Nail Self Serve (posthog.com)
The longer your strategy gets, the more useless it becomes. That's why, at PostHog, we communicate strategy as 'Nail X', where X is the thing we need…
177. Why we ditched ‘talk to sales’ for transparent pricing (posthog.com)
"I wonder how much this SaaS product costs to..." "Contact sales!" 😤 Contact. Sales. Two words that embody everything we hate about modern SaaS…
178. Array 1.36.0: Introducing AND/OR filtering, timezone support and universal search (posthog.com)
PostHog 1.36.0 introduces AND/OR filtering, timezone support, universal search, multi-dashboard insights and much, much more.
179. A non-coders thoughts on ‘Everybody Codes’ - Part Two (posthog.com)
One of PostHog’s values is that everybody codes. That doesn’t mean everyone needs to be a developer, but we do encourage everyone to practice the…
180. Why I ditched Google Analytics and Mixpanel for PostHog (posthog.com)
By Colin Wren, Co-founder of Reciprocal.dev . It took me until I built my second product, Reciprocal.dev , to really understand the value of…