Some items have been removed from this blog...
- The big "Foxhound 1.2" ad is gone, but
itsomething will be back when Version 2 ships.
- The Search gadgets have been moved to the much-better Advanced Search page, joining others on the "links line" at the top of this page.
- The Quantcast ego badge is gone... no, it had NOTHING to do with the fact traffic dropped in April :)
- The blog lists have been [ahem] trimmed somewhat...
WHEN active again THEN they will return;
In other news...
Work proceeds on the SQL Anywhere Technical Documents page on this blog:- Techwave 2004 presentations have been added... only Techwave 2003 remains, and their whereabouts are known.
- A calculated "row number" column has been added to show that the list is now up to 499 articles with actual links.
- Google seems to be indexing new entries as fast as they are added, so the Search gadget is quite effective.
- keep up with new articles,
- add the Techwave 2003 presentations,
- fill in the Authors column, working from the top down (backwards in time), and
- add entries from various blogs, again working backwards in time, starting with Chris Kleisath, Eric Farrar, Glenn Paulley, Jason Hinsperger and Tom Slee ...and ...and ...?
It's all in a database (of course!) so reports can be run...
Who's the Iron Man of Techwave?
WITH count_by_author AS ( SELECT COUNT(*) AS article_count, article.authors AS "Iron Men" FROM article WHERE article.title LIKE 'Techwave %' AND article.authors <> '-' GROUP BY article.authors ), count_by_iron_men AS ( SELECT MAX ( count_by_author.article_count ) AS article_count FROM count_by_author ) SELECT count_by_author.* FROM count_by_author INNER JOIN count_by_iron_men ON count_by_iron_men.article_count = count_by_author.article_count ORDER BY count_by_author."Iron Men"; article_count Iron Men 10 David Fishburn 10 Reg Domaratzki
6 comments:
Great digging work - the "Document Iron Man" goes to the presenter of document 225, for sure:)
Volker Is Impressed
The face lift speeds up loading, appreciated!
The "links line" is yet to come, I suppose.
Reimer
@Reimer: You're welcome! ...and the "links line" is already there, it's the one that starts with "Top Technical Documents ..."
2004 was not my favourite TechWave...
Glad to see that my broken foot was the tie breaker and was good for something.
I recall shepherding Reg around the venue that year. Reg did Yeoman service for the team that year and absolutely deserves the Ironman award.
Another refinement that I've overseen at first:
So now the title doesn't try to explain anymore that "SQL Anywhere is a real product" - it seems SAP ownership is reason enough?
Volker
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