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Matt Brotherson
wordpress.com stats for your blog
As I sit here wondering why on earth the glamazons would embarrass themselves on national tv via the show America’s Got Talent, I reflect on all of the stats packages available to us bloggers and site admins. The cat’s gravy is obviously Google Analytics. Great coverage and slick UI. Awstats is what I run since [...]
people on planes
This is a repost of Sugavan’s witty reflection on airplane travel. I travel frequently and I come across all kinds of people. Here I will try to classify them and give you tips and tricks on how to make your flight an enjoyable one (From worst to best) The over-sized wind blower: Yep, you can [...]
wp-weather updated to support PHP4
I’ve updated wp-weather to support PHP4 as the debate on wp-hackers email list indicates that PHP4 support will not be dropped any time soon. Credits to Ingo Schramm for the porting of SimpXml to php4.
real time web stats on your desktop with reinvigorate
Reinvigorate released a real time stats monitoring application dubbed Snoop. The program receives feed from your account to let you know what activity is occurring on your website. They’ve set up several javascript variables to allow for certain event triggering as well. Since my sites aren’t exactly high traffic sites, I’m not sure if that [...]
Adobe Flex going open source
An interesting new player comes to the open source world – Adobe Flex. Flex seems to be a powerful choice for building the new buzzword Rich Internet Applications. I’m still unsold on having an entire application be one giant flash movie but time will tell. It does have some powerful capabilities especially in the enterprise [...]