We all as software devs use the internet to find tutorials, examples, solutions to bizarre problems, resources, ideas, and many many more things. I know I have. I don't think a day goes by without searching for something tech that I'm currently working on. I wanted to give a little back and today I've just hit my one hundred thousandth visitor :-)
Here are a few highlights most recent posts at the top
Unique visitor count - Title and URL
416 - From Monolith to Microservices1170 - Blue green web deployment with powershell and IIS
743 - Visualising the Thoughtworks Go pipline using Cradiator
4909 - Search the whole SVN repository for a given filename
5471 - Personal Backup strategies
2167 - Debug your android applications by capturing/monitoring their http traffic using wireshark
2013 - Using JMeter to profile the performance of your web application
2018 - A PowerShell script to count your lines of source code
3059 - Installing node.js on windows 7 machine
2865 - Kanban inspired card wall. Our example
13234 - How much does your slow machine cost your company?
1228 - Unit testing your unity IOC wiring
2768 - The true cost of TFS, is it really "free"?
1681 - 20 things that are wrong with TFS, and counting
I remember when I posted the How much does your slow computer cost, all my stats went mad for a week, I even got in some Canadian tech publication as a 'fastidious tech geek', is this a good thing?
Fame, if you can call it that, is nice, but I don't do it for that. I generally don't expect a lot of visitors, I just want to help out others that have similar issues.
Finally It's also a selfish thing. I do it because I forget things and want to remember more, the number of times I've done a search and found my own posts or my own questions on stack overflow, it's surprising.
Thanks to everyone who got me to this milestone, its only taken me 8 years, what humble beginnings.
