Automattic has released the blog statistics tools available for Wordpress.com blogs as a plugin. Andy Skelton fills in with the behind-the-scenes workings and provides good answers. The plugin is JavaScript based, using an image that does counts the hits. [Continue]
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Well, not about this blog or its subscription base. But about the top web based feed readers. A while back Bloglines was reported as the top feed reader. [Continue]
Using IceRocket Tracker
I was using Sitemeter for getting the recent referrers until recently. However, it started behaving a bit strange recently, there was a huge time lag and I often found that it did not pickup my timezone. It is quite possible that these two things might be related. [Continue]
Using AWStats
I have started to use AWStats offered by my host, and I am using the AWStats Wordpress plugin by Curioso! to extract and display the popular posts. I will be testing it for a while in tandem with Google Analytics that I have already started to use. [Continue]
Site Statistics Plugins
I am looking for site statistics. Currently looking at Wordpress plugins for Google Analytics and StatTraq. There seem to be a couple of plugins for Google Analytics.
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- Martin Fowler On Scrum
- Google Chrome Raising Its Head
- The Biggest Difference Betweeen Desktop And Web Development
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- Web Features In RIAs
- Task Based Desktop
- A Different View Of The Web Standards
- Tell Drupal What You Want
- Not Always Simplicity
- Depth Of Automation
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- We Need More .txt
- Will History Repeat?
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- Standards As Requirements
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Rule #1 in kernel programming: don't *ever* think that things actually work the way they are documented to work. The documentation is a starting point, nothing else.
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