Blogging Year In Review: 2005
Another year draws to a close. Rather than going through the year's events month by month like I did last year, I thought I'll just do some work with the log files and come up with the years top blogs.
I used this awk script extract URLs from log files:
{
if (match($0, /.*\[(.*)\] *"GET ([^ ]*2005[^ ]*)" .*/, a) > 0) {
print a[2];
}
}
And I used a simple Java program to do the counting and sorting.
Here's the top 15 postings this year.
- Native XML Comes To Firefox 1.5's JavaScript (2665 hits)
- Native Eclipse Comes To Linux (2631 hits)
- GCC 4.0.0 Released, Supports Free Software Java (1978 hits)
- Questioning AJAX (1950 hits)
- LimeWire: The Killer Java Desktop App? (1754 hits)
- NetBeans vs. Eclipse---Why Not Both? (1727 hits)
- NetBeans Is Not Open Source! (1494 hits)
- There Is No Such Thing As A "Java Architect"... (1321 hits)
- Re: Who Are These People (was: Re: Open Source JVM Proposal On The Table At Apache Software Foundation) (1208 hits)
- Java People, Stop Worrying and Start Coding! (1063 hits)
- Guys, TurboGears Is Every Bit As Compelling As Rails (995 hits)
- Seven Reasons To Go With OpenOffice.org 2.0 (956 hits)
- Spring Framework Has A Competitor Now (949 hits)
- C++, Boost, Template Meta-Programming, ... (800 hits)
- Does It Work? (798 hits)
Thank you for reading this blog. I wish you a Happy New Year!
See you next year.