W3Techs Logo
provided by
Q-Success
Home Technologies Reports Sites Quality Users Blog Forum FAQ Search

Blog Categories

All

News
24/7 Real Media
51.la
AddThis
AddToAny
AdRiver
AdRoll
AdTaily
Adtech
Advertising Networks
Adzerk
AngularJS
Apache
ASP.NET
ASP.NET Ajax
AT Internet
AudienceScience
Baidu Analytics
Baidu Promote
Baidu Share
Bitrix
Blogger
BlueKai
BuySellAds
CDNJS
CentOS
Character Encodings
Chartbeat
Chitika
Client-side Languages
CNZZ
ColdFusion
Commission Junction
Comodo
Compression
Concrete5
Content Delivery
Content Languages
Content Management
Cookies
CPM Star
CSS
DataLife Engine
Debian
Delicious
Digg
DigiCert
Discuz!
Dojo
DotNetNuke
DoubleClick
Drupal
Effective Measure
Ektron
EPiServer CMS
ETag
ExoClick
Facebook
Fedora
Flash
Frameset
Full Circle Studies
Gemius
Gentoo
GIF
GlobalSign
Gomez
Google +1
Google AdSense
Google Analytics
Google Libraries API
Google Servers
GoSquared
Gunicorn
Histats
HitTail
HTML
HubSpot
IBM Servers
Image File Formats
Infolinks
InterRed
IP.Board
IPv6
Java
JavaScript
JavaScript Libraries
Joomla
JQuery
JQuery CDN
KISSmetrics
Knockout
Liferay
Linezing
LinkedIn
Linux
LiteSpeed
LiveInternet
Lotame
Markup Languages
Microsoft Advertising
Microsoft-IIS
Mixpanel
MooTools
Movable Type
MySpace
Nginx
Nielsen NetRatings
Node.js
NQcontent
Omniture
Operating Systems
Oracle Servers
OsCommerce
Perl
Persistent Cookies
PHP
PHP Link Directory
Pinterest
Piwik
Pligg
Plone
PNG
PrestaShop
Prototype
Python
Quantcast
Red Hat
Revolver Maps
Ruby
Scientific Linux
Script.aculo.us
Server-side Languages
SharePoint
ShareThis
ShinyStat
Silverlight
Site Elements
Sitefinity
Smart AdServer
Snoobi
Social Widgets
SPDY
SPIP
Squarespace
SSL Certificate Authorities
StatCounter
StumbleUpon
SwissSign
Symantec Group
Top Level Domains
Traffic Analysis Tools
Twitter
TYPO3
Ubuntu
UCoz
Unix
Urchin
UTF-8
VBulletin
Verizon
Web Servers
Webs
Webtrends
Whos.amung.us
Windows
WordPress
WordPress Stats
XHTML
XpressEngine
Yahoo Advertising
Yandex.Direct
Yandex.Metrika
YUI Library
Zanox
Zedo
Zope

More details in technology reports

Posted by Sam Soltano on 15 December 2010 in News

Summary:

We added more detailed information in our technology reports by including historical trends and market position diagrams.

We included the historical trends and market position diagrams into the technology reports in order to provide all relevant information for any technology in one page. This is not only more convenient, but it actually adds some details that could not be seen before.

Let's have a look at the MediaWiki report as an example.

The first new diagram is the usage trend:

We can see a slow decline on the last few months, from 0.085% of all websites to under 0.08%.

The second diagram shows the market position of MediaWiki compared to the top content management systems:

The market position diagram shows the popularity of a technology and the traffic level of the sites that use it. We see that MediaWiki is of course less popular than the top CMS, but it tends to be used by sites with higher traffic.

_________________
Please note, that all trends and figures mentioned in that article are valid at the time of writing. Our surveys are updated frequently, and these trends and figures are likely to change over time.

Share this page




Share |




This entry is closed for comments.


   
W3Techson


Find us on Facebook

W3Techs on LinkedIn

Follow W3Techs on Twitter







About Us Disclaimer Terms of Use Privacy Policy Publishing Partners Advertising Feedback
Copyright © 2009-2013 Q-Success