instrument-product-analytics

To instrument PostHog product analytics, you identify meaningful user actions and add event capture calls aligned with framework references, covering both client-side and server-side events with proper user identification.

Avoiding duplicate analytics events requires careful event capture planning during instrumentation, ensuring proper user identification and error handling while distinguishing between client-side and server-side tracking scopes.

Yes, you can capture both client-side and server-side user actions using PostHog, ensuring proper user identification and error reporting by following official framework references to implement event captures.

Initializing PostHog and identifying users involves adding event capture and identify calls guided by framework references, ensuring you track feature usage, funnels, and errors while handling user identification properly.

Instrumenting server-side analytics differs from client-side events by requiring distinct capture implementation paths, while both must ensure proper user identification and error handling to avoid duplicate events across the stack.