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Tassography Usage or never believe stats…
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Ben Vincent
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After posting the story about usage of Tassography it got me thinking. So I did some digging into the data and realised it’s rubbish. When I look at the visitor’s data it looks like the usage logs aren’t capturing everything that’s going on: 
Given that Lisa and I both have 2 PCs, and we have a desktop and a netbook, the unique users should be at least 3 in any given month, if not 5. So the conclusion is, the logs I’ve generated the reports from are incomplete. So please disregard my previous post on usage, it’s clearly not correct, which is rather pleasing because I was quite disappointed!   |
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First look at Usage of Tassography
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Ben Vincent
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| I’ve been meaning to look at the log files generated for my site for a while, especially after the TransRockies. I finally got round to it this weekend and there’s good and bad data! Unfortunately I only have log files from July 2008 but it’s clear the TransRockies had quite an impact on the usage of the site. In August-September the traffic doubled and in November it tripled. [Read More] |
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Tassography Gets Personal, thanks to Facebook
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Ben Vincent
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| Thanks to a little more magic from Facebook I’ve been able to use Facebook Connect to create a personalised view of Tassography for all my friends. The page will show you any pictures I have of you and any photos of your friends based on your Facebook friends list. To get there just click on the Facebook Connect button at the top of each page: [Read More] |
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Now you can Comment on my Photos
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Ben Vincent
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| Thanks to some magic from Facebook it’s now possible to comment on any photo on Tassography.com and see comments left by others. At the bottom of each photo you’ll now see a very familiar Facebook comment box, simply type in your comment and it’ll show up on the page and on Facebook. [Read More] |
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New Tassography Silverlight Search App
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Ben Vincent
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| I’m starting to get the hang of Silverlight, so I thought I’d replace my very basic HTML search feature with a Silverlight app. It only took about 3 hours, with most of the effort spent tweaking the UI to make it look right. Which just goes to proves how easy Silverlight is. Now when you visit www.tassography.com/search you’re presented with a pretty straightforward search box: [Read More] |
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