Last Year's Statistics
Monday, February 1st, 2010 · 0 comments
I've managed to keep this website up for over a year now, something that was unimaginable at a time. A nosey person would know that I've been tracking visitors using Mint (I browse source code as well!). Now it's time to reveal some astonishing facts! (Fake enthusiasm.)
This Year
There have been 9,100+ visits, 4,600+ of those being unique.
The top three visited pages are:
- (A Better) Contact Form in Rails, 270+ visits
- Contact Form in Rails, 150+ visits
- The Home Page, 100+ visits
Most popular search term: “rails contact form”.
Most popular local search term (using my search function): “subversion”.
Most popular outbound link: Rails API on ActionMailer::Base.
Visits by browser: Firefox (44%), Safari (24%), Chrome (22%), IE (9%).
Visits by platform: Macintosh (51%), Windows (31%), Linux (11%). Did I mention I bought a PC, running Windows?
Random
My most popular referrer is linking to the wrong page because of how many times I've changed permalinks. My second most popular referrer is a page discussing my contact form articles. January 2010 was the all-time most popular month for this website.
Statistics are fun!