Publish: 2014-10-18 | Modify: 2014-10-18
Since the time when I built the blog, I have been using CNZZ webmaster statistics. I am grateful for its companionship over the past 10 months. However, I recently switched to Baidu statistics with tears in my eyes. The reasons are as follows:
There is no denying that any webmaster statistics tool will have a certain impact on website speed. However, in several website detection processes, CNZZ performed poorly and its code needs improvement.
Baidu asynchronous statistics is quite good. It doesn't have a significant impact on website loading and it makes it convenient to collect data.
Recently, not only did I change the domain name of my blog, but also because Azure exceeded its quota, I had to move to DigitalOcean. Although the DigitalOcean San Francisco node is not bad for mainland China, there is still a gap compared to domestic hosting. Therefore, I took a step closer to pursuing speed and had to give up CNZZ.
In summary, CNZZ statistics have rich and diverse styles, and it also has a mobile app, making it very convenient to view data. The downside is that it loads a bit slowly. Baidu statistics, in terms of code, feels more advanced and supports asynchronous statistics. The downside is that viewing the data is a problem. Although you can set a link and directly view the data, it seems that I haven't succeeded and I don't know why. In fact, both of them have powerful statistical functions, and choosing either of them would not be wrong.
I come from China and I am a freelancer. I specialize in Linux operations, PHP, Golang, and front-end development. I have developed open-source projects such as Zdir, ImgURL, CCAA, and OneNav.