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All the cool things we built at our Rome hackathon

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Ian Vanagas
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Summary

The Product Analytics Team at PostHog recently conducted an offsite in Rome, where they engaged in activities like eating local cuisine, aligning work objectives, and participating in 360 feedback sessions. A key highlight of the offsite was a hackathon where the team developed several new features, such as frontend injected apps that allow code like floating pineapples to be added to a site, a feedback app for user input, and a notification log named "FaceHog" to track changes to insights and feature flags. They also introduced a "person feed" to consolidate user data on one page and "Hedgehog mode" to add playful elements to the user experience. The offsite emphasized the need for improved data exploration tools, driven by user feedback, and the team's projects reflect a commitment to transparency and user engagement.

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