ackee

Yet people die every year from improperly prepared fugu, improperly chosen mushrooms, unripe ackee, and other dangerous foods.

Every time I eat ackee[0] I wonder how this toxic fruit turned into something edible.

I've used Mint and started to work on Ackee since it has been abandoned.

Is there a Jamaican connection, like in ackee and saltfish[1]?

This is the first major rewrite of Ackee since I've launched the project.

> What happens when you start to accumulate over 5 million+ records I don't think Ackee is the right tool if your site as so many visitors.

There is parse, elastic/solid, postgres, redis, logio, ackee etc Obviously, there are still many spaces left which AWS cover but most applications don't need them.

We could just as easily act like, say, Jamaica, in the township of Treasure Beach, where the government does not educate the children, leaving them to farm ackee, sell souvenirs on the beach and fish for a living.

Using "nginx/apache logs" and "what browsers send anyway" is more than Ackee tracks by default.

Ackee will never be a replacement if you need full-featured marketing analytics with tons of options and insights.

All my tools/webapps after Lychee are somehow following the same species or clade: Rosid, Malvid and now Ackee.

Ackee will never store a browsing history of a user and tries it best to keep tracked data anonymised.