Bring back the domain selector?

[thekaveman]

Related to #46, this would give users another way to view the data that may lend more/different insight.

[allejo]

Should Jekyll generate dedicated pages for each of the domains or should we just have JS update the links for each of the charts to the respective folder of data?

[thekaveman]

I think the latter (update the data inline) would be more appealing from a UI/UX point of view. What do you think?

[allejo]

I'd be in favor of updating things in place, like you said seems cleaner

[allejo]

Preliminary support for this has begun on the feature/domain-selector-47 branch. Right now, I'm replacing all of the calls to the aggregated data to calls to individual data. However, there are some websites (e.g. Annual Report) that doesn't have "real-time" data so the "X people on City websites now" can't be updated. Thoughts?

[thekaveman]

Did we exclude certain sites from real-time due to GA quotas?

In any case, can we just hide the "X people on site now" counter for those sites that don't have real-time? We can revisit why those sites don't have real-time later, if needed.

[allejo]

Did we exclude certain sites from real-time due to GA quotas?

Yup

can we just hide the "X people on site now" counter for those sites that don't have real-time

Sure, I'll do that