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Tech Web

Web statistics

I found an article on w3schools.com that surprised me quite a bit. The site has gathered information about the settings that their readers use, and presented the numbers in tables.

Screen resolution:
According to their numbers of July 2004 only 10% of the computers had a screen resolution higher than 1024×768, and 50% (increasing) of the computers were using 1024×768. The surpricing part was that as much as 35%(decreasing) were still using the 800×600 resolution!

Div statistics
90% of the computers had JavaScript enabled in July 2004 (about the same as in July 2003).

In September 2004 IE 6 was used by 69.6% of the users which is the same as in 2003, but Mozilla has during the last year increased from 6.2% to 16.9%. O 7 has increased slightly, but the rest are decreasing.

The number of users of Windows XP is now at 55.9% and increasing, while the older Windows versions are decreasing. Linux and Mac has increased by 0.6-0.7%.

(W3schools has used their web page and some other sites to gather the data for these statistics.)

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Development

JIRA 3.0 hits the street

Yep, it seems it’s been released. I can’t seem to reach the website right now, maybe it’s my connection, or maybe they’ve just been flooded. 🙂

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Development

Raible is comparing web frameworks

Matt Raible is preparing a presentation comparing the 5 big web frameworks. From his outline it looks like it’s going to be an interesting talk, but I guess I’ll have to settle for the slides since I’m too far away.