In a slightly odd fashion, this is my 101st post for 2008, exactly 1 more post than the total for 2007. That makes me exactly 1% more productive than last year. Whoo-boy, it's been hard work ;-)
In 2008 the top 5 pages from my blog:
What's overly disturbing is only 1 post out of 5 was written in 2008, the rest 2007. So 1% more productive, but 100 posts of pure dribble. Oh well, it could be obviously worse by 1.
The top 5 posts for 2008 (excluding 2007 content):
Of the above list the stand out post is the JAX-WS page, it has leaped up the ranks with just over 1000 unique page views, and I only wrote it in November.
I'd like to say I'm busy writing 2009 content, but in reality, I'm sitting here with a beer and other somewhat Christmas priorities on my mind.
I'd like to wish all readers and your family and friends a safe and happy Christmas and New Years, and I look forward to doing, um, something with the blog, in 2009!
In 2008 the top 5 pages from my blog:
- Using multiple faces-config.xml files in JSF
- Oracle OID performance tuning
- Some explicit language about implicit EL objects
- Bah, what is JBO 35007
- Back to programming: Programmatic ADF Faces Tree component
What's overly disturbing is only 1 post out of 5 was written in 2008, the rest 2007. So 1% more productive, but 100 posts of pure dribble. Oh well, it could be obviously worse by 1.
The top 5 posts for 2008 (excluding 2007 content):
- Oracle OID performance tuning
- JDev/ADF: How to log user login/logout/timeout to the database
- 4 things I read more recently (Java vs .Net vs the world blah blah blah)
- Taking the pain away from SQL*Plus in 11g
- Creating JAX-WS web services via a WSDL in JDev 11g
Of the above list the stand out post is the JAX-WS page, it has leaped up the ranks with just over 1000 unique page views, and I only wrote it in November.
I'd like to say I'm busy writing 2009 content, but in reality, I'm sitting here with a beer and other somewhat Christmas priorities on my mind.
I'd like to wish all readers and your family and friends a safe and happy Christmas and New Years, and I look forward to doing, um, something with the blog, in 2009!
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