10k views) In This Blog

January: Domain Driven Design, EJB 3, JPA, Glassfish v2, JSF (Model View Presenter), Data Binding, Java DB ...or sports for Java Hackers [13203 views]
February: Nice, but hidden, CRUD wizard in Netbeans 6.0 [17038 views]
March: Eclipse 3.3 or NetBeans 6.0 - with surprising result [44679 views]
April: High Level thinking about the introduction of closures in Java [12728 views]
May: java.net@JavaONE: Which Programming Language J. Gosling would use now, except Java? [40156 views]
June: First Indicators of Overengineering in Your Project [20027 views]
July: First Week With Netbeans 6.5M1 - Some Smoke - But Interesting Directions [32204 views]
August: First Week With Netbeans 6.5M1 - Some Smoke - But Interesting Directions [13744 views] and Useful Explanation: "iBATIS, Hibernate, and JPA: Which is right for you?", Strange Conclusion [12725 views]
September: New UMLKit Available For Netbeans 6.5 - First Tests - Reverse Engineering Of EJB 3 Rocks [17808 views] and EJB 3.X ...the Consultants Killer [15303 views]
October: Productive Java EE 6 - Rethinking Best Practices, Planned For San Jose, Takes Place in Krakow (JDD) ...and Netbeans Days, or Poland the "Java Land"? [4342 views]
November: Eclipse RCP vs. Netbeans RCP - and what really counts [20086 views]
December: Top Eight, Non Java, Netbeans 6.5 Features [31852 views]

So the winner seems to be: Eclipse 3.3 or NetBeans 6.0 - with surprising result [44679 views]

The views above are monthly results - not overall views. The actual number should be much higher. RSS-Feed results are even not included in this statistic. What suprised me is the high number of visits a day. The daily average ranged from 3k - 4.5k. Thanks to all readers / subscriber and especially for constructive comments! Feedback is highly appreciated.

Some overall stats:

Summary by Month
Month	Daily Avg				Monthly Totals
Month	Hits	Files	Pages	Visits	Hosts	KBytes	Visits	Pages	Files	Hits
Dec 2008	19955	17350	11225	4570	32264	15695635	141681	347996	537880	618631
Nov 2008	15402	12319	9027	3349	19468	13240661	100479	270832	369593	462074
Oct 2008	14753	11585	9620	3287	16059	14005297	101909	298234	359157	457344
Sep 2008	17825	14265	10173	3573	19249	15068533	107211	305198	427963	534777
Aug 2008	17280	13630	9521	3590	20059	14621088	111317	295165	422560	535694
Jul 2008	19936	15732	10770	3906	23417	15021836	121093	333888	487707	618040
Jun 2008	19545	15536	11399	3838	22382	13927917	115157	341970	466104	586360
May 2008	20966	16934	11208	4154	26671	16597906	128804	347458	524962	649954
Apr 2008	21220	16665	10834	4130	27886	19052403	123913	325020	499973	636600
Mar 2008	18901	13811	10210	3385	24515	13900018	104956	316533	428155	585932
Feb 2008	17751	12187	10756	3240	22073	12407522	93975	311945	353444	514799
Totals						164067617	1254834	3506066	4891411	6217440

The drop of traffic in October and November was caused by my Roller / Glassfish experiments, some offline-hours and many broken links :-).

Comments:

Lol, my blog total hits are far lesser than your December's topmost article ;)

Congrats for so much popularity, I am glad to have got you as a special guest in August, 2008!

Happy New Year :)

Posted by N, Varun on January 04, 2009 at 12:34 PM CET #

Hi N Varun,

I need this traffic for my experiments with GF and Java EE :-).

Thank you very much for the nice comment and Happy New Year!

regards,

adam

Posted by Adam Bien on January 04, 2009 at 12:37 PM CET #

Dear Adam,

I am reading your Weblog with my RSS-Reader (RSSOwl;of course Eclipse-based).

I hope you will continue with interesting posts

Good luck and health for the new year !

Regards,

Thomas W.

Posted by Thomas W. on January 04, 2009 at 03:23 PM CET #

Thomas,

Happy New Year and lot fun with Eclipse :-)

If you are reading my posts with a RSS-reader you didn't contributed to the statistics :-),

Posted by Adam Bien on January 05, 2009 at 09:10 AM CET #