This is a quick bug fix release that fixes a problem with new visit and geo-location reporting. See the release notes for more details.

Open Web Analytics 1.2.2 has been released. See the release notes for full details. This release fixes a number of bugs found in 1.2.1 so we strongly recommend that you upgrade. In addition, this release introduces new and improved event queuing features that allow OWA to scale in high traffic

OWA version 1.2.1 has been released. See the release notes for OWA 1.2.1 here. Overall, version 1.2.1 includes significant speed and memory usage improvements, tons of bug fixes, and some major new features including: Domstream Recordings. OWA can now record a visitor's mouse movements, keystrokes, and clicks as part of a "screen

What's a better way to celebrate the new year than a sitting down with a new version of OWA. This is the first release candidate for version 1.2.1. See the release notes for OWA 1.2.1 here. 1.2.1 includes significant speed and memory usage improvements as well as tons of bug fixes

We are pleased to announce the availability of OWA 1.2.0. This release completes a significant amount of re-factoring to the core framework code including how entities, metrics, controllers, and views work. New Features include: Entity Schema Creation. OWA entities can now create their own database tables. OWA's object-relational-mapping layer has been

1.2.0rc3 has been released. This is mainly a bug fix release and brings OWA up to date to work with version 2.8 of Wordpress. Please give it a whirl. This will hopefully be the last release candidate before the 1.2.0 release. To upgrade to this release just 'svn up' or download

Quick release to address the following bugs in RC1: Login was failing on some Wordpress installs due to OWA looking for WP's user role in an array whose keys are not always consistent. (Thanks to Nathan) CSS was looking for images that did not exist (Thanks to Nathan) Fix spelling error on permissions error

This is the first release candidate for version 1.2.0 .  This release completes a significant amount of re-factoring to the core framework code including how entities, metrics, controllers, and views work. We have tried to maintain backwards compatibility with most API methods but it's worth doing some testing on your metrics and controllers

I'm at PubCon this week. Just send me a note if you are too and want to meetup.

I'll be headed to WordCamp San Francisco this weekend. If anyone wants to meet up, just drop me a line here. We're hoping to get v1.2rc1 out by then for everyone to play with.