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Blogging: Two years have passed

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Blogging: Two years have passed

Two years ago, in the 31st December 2005, I started this blog. It doesn't feel at all that two years have passed. Last year when the blog did one year I presented the blog status regarding the experience, this year I'll be doing the same.

Status

Last year when it was announced this blog's first year, I was very satisfied with the results. Looking at this year visitors' report and feedback that has been received through comments and email I can only say that I'm even more enthusiastic.
Even though this year I didn't post as often as I did in 2006 the number of visitors and the feedback on each post was much higher.
Actually the traffic for this blog has been increasing during this year, as it can be seen in the table below.
Anyone interested in numbers can compare the table below, with the one in >>Blogging: One year has passed:

MonthUnique visitorsNumber of visitsPagesHitsBandwidth
Jan95319021073430180273.03 MB
Feb68717251071921566241.27 MB
Mar74020011294431381328.15 MB
Apr73520871236345526346.72 MB
May8211775913124660194.02 MB
Jun97323801150731872247.20 MB
Jul3046488017396132083728.17 MB
Aug173631191254156045423.31 MB
Sep174938621643061775486.17 MB
Oct147844951362468576475.04 MB
Nov166748281642459579467.19 MB
Dec190654311887962965545.45 MB
Total16491384851626926262084.64 GB

This year there are various posts that I think are worth mentioning. From the beginning of the year there's a three post series about Domain Driven Design, which sadly I haven't continued yet:

Another series that has been created is the Java Programming series, which had interesting posts such as: Also worth mentioning is the announcement of a SnipSnap fork, as can been read in >>SnipSnap Developing: Planning a fork and that a few weeks ago I became part of the new SnipSnap developing team, as mentioned in >>Software Developing: The SnipSnap Saga.

Finally, I want to thank all the readers for reading, commenting and emailing me. I blog for the pleasure of writing and sharing my ideas but, without the readers this blog wouldn't be complete.
Special thanks go to jpmsi and m4ktub for all the technical criticism they've been giving in the Java Programming and Domain Driven Design series, and also to AdaHsu and derjohn for all the feedback and suggestions regarding the SnipSnap developing.

2008 RoadMap

In my opinion, during 2007 I managed to improve content quality and the writing itself, for the next year I plan to keep improving both. As a preview, more articles regarding Java and Domain Driven can be expected and also analysis of other languages that can ran in the JVM, such as Scala and Groovy. Some other topics (and new formats of presenting information) are under study but I won't reveal them yet, otherwise there would be no surprise.

An excellent 2008 for everyone!

Icon-Comment m4ktub, 230 days ago. Icon-Permalink

I believe you've forgotten the pretty graphs. Don't worry I've made some for you :-D

2007-stats-small

Icon-Comment pabrantes, 230 days ago. Icon-Permalink

It seems I also have to thank you for the shiny graphs smiley

They really look good, and I have to admit that it's easier to visualy read them, instead of the "ugly" table.

In my opinion there is only one slight problem in the first graphic which is mixing metrics that have different orders of magnitude such as the Number of Visits Versus Bandwith.

Once again, thank you for the graphics!

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