I was going through some stats for a talk I'm giving, and I thought you might be interested in this...
See the graph below - this shows Espruino IDE use, based on the web server's access logs - so how many times the board description files (which pins/libraries each board supports) have been downloaded from the Espruino website (don't worry, the IDE doesn't transmit any information to me at all - it just asks for the connected board's file).
Brief stats:
In December, 37000 JSON files were downloaded - so that's the times a board has successfully connected to the IDE, and excluding all the firewalled and cached accesses.
In November, more people were using ESP8266 than every Espruino board put together
Only 1/3 of users had actually used an official Espruino board
There are now 80,000 downloads of binary files per month
20,000 unique website visitors a month
I get 500 non-spam emails a week
I've written 7000 forum posts to date - that's over 5 a day, every day, for the last 3.5 years
I've made over 1400 GitHub contributions in the last year
So yeah, big numbers - and it looks like it's really been picking up the last few months!
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I was going through some stats for a talk I'm giving, and I thought you might be interested in this...
See the graph below - this shows Espruino IDE use, based on the web server's access logs - so how many times the board description files (which pins/libraries each board supports) have been downloaded from the Espruino website (don't worry, the IDE doesn't transmit any information to me at all - it just asks for the connected board's file).
Brief stats:
So yeah, big numbers - and it looks like it's really been picking up the last few months!
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