adam bien's blog

1. January: Domain Driven Design, EJB 3, JPA, Glassfish v2, JSF (Model View Presenter), Data Binding, Java DB ...or sports for Java Hackers [13203 views]
2. February: Nice, but hidden, CRUD wizard in Netbeans 6.0 [17038 views]
3. March: Eclipse 3.3 or NetBeans 6.0 - with surprising result [44679 views]
4. April: High Level thinking about the introduction of closures in Java [12728 views]
5. May: java.net@JavaONE: Which Programming Language J. Gosling would use now, except Java? [40156 views]
6. June: First Indicators of Overengineering in Your Project [20027 views]
7. July: First Week With Netbeans 6.5M1 - Some Smoke - But Interesting Directions [32204 views]
8. August: First Week With Netbeans 6.5M1 - Some Smoke - But Interesting Directions [13744 views] and Useful Explanation: "iBATIS, Hibernate, and JPA: Which is right for you?", Strange Conclusion [12725 views]
9. September: New UMLKit Available For Netbeans 6.5 - First Tests - Reverse Engineering Of EJB 3 Rocks [17808 views] and EJB 3.X ...the Consultants Killer [15303 views]
10. October: Productive Java EE 6 - Rethinking Best Practices, Planned For San Jose, Takes Place in Krakow (JDD) ...and Netbeans Days, or Poland the "Java Land"? [4342 views]
11. November: Eclipse RCP vs. Netbeans RCP - and what really counts [20086 views]
12. December: Top Eight, Non Java, Netbeans 6.5 Features [31852 views]

So the winner seems to be:  Eclipse 3.3 or NetBeans 6.0 - with surprising result [44679 views]

The views above are monthly results - not overall views. The actual number should be much higher. RSS-Feed results are even not included in this statistic. What suprised me is the high number of visits a day. The daily average ranged from 3k - 4.5k.  Thanks to all readers / subscriber and especially for constructive comments! Feedback is highly appreciated.

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