As we enter the final hours of 2013, I wanted to take the chance to thank everyone who stopped by, and continues to stop by, this blog. I appreciate your readership, comments, and feedback. Even after 7 years, I am still humbled by the fact that so many read this blog each year. I decided to take a look at the top ten posts from this year, according to Google Analytics.
- Yes, You Need to Code
- GeoJSON on GitHub: Now What?
- GeoJSON From ArcGIS Server
- SpatiaLite and ArcGIS 10.2
- Checking Out the GDAL/OGR Plugin for ArcGIS
- OGC Abandons the Web
- DevOps for Geospatial Data
- Another Look at GIS StackExchange
- Consider the ‘Alternative’
- The Best Thing I Saw at TUGIS 2013
When I took a look at the list above, I realized that I have been much more focused on data than I have in past years. I think I kept a development/integration flavor but the focus on data was quite noticeable in retrospect. Though I have been actively coding all year, I notice that I did not have as many code-focused posts, which is something of a departure from previous years. 2014 is already shaping up to be a busy year personally and professionally so it will be interesting to see where that leads me on this blog.
Thanks again for your continued interest and I hope you have a fruitful 2014.
