Browser Statistics

This is nothing more than a public service announcement. All web developers are interested in browser statistics. Unfortunately, most of the places we get our statistics from are heavily biased toward developers like ourselves.

My wife runs a business that has virtually no geek appeal. I’d link to her site, but that’d bias the stats. It’s not a secret, and is linked to elsewhere on this blog. So, take what you want from the following graphs.

The top half is the percentages for all browsers (that visit her site) and the bottom is for Microsoft’s Internet Explorer. Statistics for this blog are significantly different that those stats. If you’d like any other info, don’t be shy.

Nothing to see here.

What a stupid title. Anyway, for my graduate project, I need a web app that I can experiment on. Instead of finding an open source one that would fit my needs, I wrote one myself. I created a very rudimentary ORM in a couple hours (which surprisingly worked quite well), and a templating engine that finds a cross between enterprise-iness and cowboy-hacking that suits me quite well.

Try it out if you like. Maybe one day (but probably not) I’ll clean up the templating engine and ORM and release the code.