Ok, I'll admit it. I'm not afraid to steal a good idea when I see it. Earlier today Charlie Arehart posted his top ColdFusion blog entries for the year. I thought that was a great idea and figured I'd share it as well. Interestingly enough, none of my top ten is ColdFusion-related. They are almost entirely PhoneGap-related (with jQuery Mobile being the other top topic).
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Most-viewed blog entries of 2012 (thanks Charlie!)
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How about a top 10 CF list?
I don't have stats for that. (Ok, I could write the SQL, but i'm being lazy. ;)
These results look right. Most of ColdFusion is familiar to the current user base. PhoneGap and jQuery are pulling in a great number of new users. So doesn't this reflect the natural state of who would be googling for information and come to read a blog post?
Big question, what community platform building information would draw people to read blog posts? I have some ideas for this year on that topic. :)
What do you mean when you say, "community platform building information"?
Ooh, that's a good idea! Made me curious about my most popular posts too...
http://corfield.org/blog/po...
@Sean: That Charlie is a smart dude. :)