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New in Avo: Saved views and more filters in the Inspector issues view

Sort and filter the new Inspector Issues view to narrow your tracking issues down to just the ones most relevant to you

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New in Avo: Filterable Inspector issues view

Sort and filter the new Inspector Issues view to narrow your tracking issues down to just the ones most relevant to you

Thora Gudfinnsdottir

, Product

Product updates

Tracking Plan Guide: How to Pick Your Events and Properties

Your post-release hours should be spent celebrating and looking toward the future, not untangling a messy pile of data. To reach data this nirvana, instead of getting stuck in data purgatory, you need to choose the right events and properties. Here's how.

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Best practices

A Developer’s Guide to Project Dependency Mapping in Analytics

Project dependency mapping is the process of breaking down and understanding all the ways your organization’s tracking code and platforms connect to each other. For effective project dependency mapping in analytics, we can take a bit of ownership in cross-team communication with our data counterparts. By maintaining a single source of truth, we can eliminate data silos and make the process of scaling an analytics ecosystem easier for everyone involved.

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A Developer’s Guide to Analytics Implementation & Testing

Data drives decisions and growth, and is an important part of the development process - whether we like it or not. Creating standards and best practices around data will save developers time, and ease frustration around implementing analytics. We'll discuss five best practices developers can utilize to integrate analytics implementation and testing processes into their workflow.

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How to Reduce Back-and-Forth with Data Teams in Developer Workflows

Spending hours going back and forth with your data team and fellow developers probably isn't how you want to spend your day. But, too often, the feedback cycle around analytics feels like a snake eating its own tail. The good news is developers can help stop the chaos. Here's how.

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