rcknight

I work in the pharmaceutical industry. Some of our customer facing systems contain patient data and so we cant take the risk of using something like google analytics which might leak info to an external service.

I have looked at mint (http://getamint.com) but that doesn't seem to collect much more than the basics, would be nice to be able to track usage paths through the site etc.

A huge bonus would be the ability to attach a custom piece of data (the username or customer account name for example) ... which would allow tracking of usage/browser info/workflow for an individual user of our system.

Budget is not too much of an issue, within reason. So it doesn't have to be free/open source. Can anyone recommend some solutions that allow this, or am I going to have to roll my own?

The majority of my programming since university has been in the .net space... but am being increasingly required to deal with JavaScript day-to-day and would like to learn more. Initially this will mostly be for web development, but I've been meaning to play with node for a long time as well.

I am comfortable enough with the basic syntax etc, so not looking for absolute beginners stuff, but I would love some recommendations of resources that teach about real world use of the language ... common patterns & anti-patterns, typical coding style etc. A nice book or two would be ideal, but online resources are fine too!

Basically I don't just want to write JavaScript, I want to write good JavaScript.