My old blog was something that I threw together in a hurry one day as I needed to document some of the things that I was working on. The aesthetic that I was aiming for on Blogger was "oh my god my eyes are burning". I think I hit that target quite well.

It's been a bit quiet lately as most of my documentation effort has gone into internally visible efforts. But I'm in the process of redesigning the infrastructure that I host my courses on so there are a couple of new posts on the way. Currently these are marked as draft so they are not visible, but they should reach a state that I'm happy with within a few weeks.

As I shutdown the Blogger eye-burn I had a quick look at the stats to see what kind of interest my random collection of notes had attracted. I am a little bit surprised.

Kind of weird, eh? I wonder when all of that traffic from Russia appeared. The Blogger stats interface is a bit basic but we can get a rough idea...

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Avoiding The Needless Multiplication Of Forms

Blog Migration

A new home on the range

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