Abstract: Techniques for tracking pages accessed by an app executed to display multiple pages on a display. A computing device loads the app and present content from the app on a display. The computing device is configured to display individual pages of the app using declarative code specifying appearances of the pages. The computing device is configured to respond to events using page-generic imperative code. The computing device renders a page on the display using the declarative code of the page and identifies a tracking tag in the declarative code of the page. Based on identifying the tracking tag, the computing device sends a message to an analytics system identifying a page access.

Abstract: A content management system (CMS) for graphically authoring and deploying a television app and pages for access and display by end user devices. The CMS displays a canvas in a GUI and receives input graphically specifying page appearance using a component on the canvas. The component is compatible for rendering in a webpage format and in a television app page format. The webpage format of the component is used for rendering the component on the canvas. The CMS deploys the page so it can be rendered in either the television app page format or the webpage format depending upon which type of page is requested. The CMS can also enable authoring and deploying configuration information and application logic that is accessed by a shell app on the end user devices.

Abstract: A content management system (CMS) for graphically authoring and deploying a television app and pages for access and display by end user devices. The CMS displays a canvas in a GUI and receives input graphically specifying page appearance using a component on the canvas. The component is compatible for rendering in a webpage format and in a television app page format. The webpage format of the component is used for rendering the component on the canvas. The CMS deploys the page so it can be rendered in either the television app page format or the webpage format depending upon which type of page is requested. The CMS can also enable authoring and deploying configuration information and application logic that is accessed by a shell app on the end user devices.

Abstract: Techniques for tracking pages accessed by an app executed to display multiple pages on a display. A computing device loads the app and present content from the app on a display. The computing device is configured to display individual pages of the app using declarative code specifying appearances of the pages. The computing device is configured to respond to events using page-generic imperative code. The computing device renders a page on the display using the declarative code of the page and identifies a tracking tag in the declarative code of the page. Based on identifying the tracking tag, the computing device sends a message to an analytics system identifying a page access.