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Life & fun · November 17, 2015

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Acquia Open-Sourcing Statsgod, a StatsD Implementation in Go

Explore our guides, quickstarts, and working examples to build on Acquia.

Acquia Open-Sourcing Statsgod, a StatsD Implementation in Go launched on November 17, 2015 with 13 votes, #1,979 of 4,110 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 10 years on.

In plain words

Acquia provides a developer portal offering guides, quickstarts, and examples for building on their platform. It enables developers to create and scale structured content with fine-grained access controls and collaborative tools across multiple frontends using an open API. Built on open-source Drupal, it includes content types, fields, permissions management, and editorial workflows that work locally or through Acquia's hosted infrastructure, allowing developers to write custom components while editors compose pages.

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Build and scale structured content, with fine-grained access controls and collaborative editorial tools, on as many frontends as you want, with reads and writes over an open API. Drupal gives you all of that out of the box: content types and fields, roles and permissions, editorial workflow, revisions. You write the components and editors compose pages with them. Acquia runs what’s underneath. Drupal and Drupal Canvas are open source: you can run the same pieces on your laptop today. Rendered by your frontend: the same Canvas components, served from your own app. One scaffold command per adapter. Either way, editors compose pages in Drupal Canvas, a modern visual editor, from the components…from dev.acquia.com

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