Daily downloads of dmd are in a bull market:
http://erdani.com/d/downloads.daily.png

I wondered if it might be possible to break these out by region and OS.  I guess if Andrei were to make public the script that parses the download logs and produce the picture, somebody else could submit a pull request to break it down if they wished.

Might also be interesting to break down by other criteria as per subject.  Eg if you see people at Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley start to download, that's something interesting to know.  (Not that one should publish such numbers, but by very broad category eg investment banks, asset managers, etc it might be interesting).

On Tuesday, 21 March 2017 at 14:14:24 UTC, Laeeth Isharc wrote:
> Daily downloads of dmd are in a bull market:
> http://erdani.com/d/downloads.daily.png
>
> I wondered if it might be possible to break these out by region and OS.  I guess if Andrei were to make public the script that parses the download logs and produce the picture, somebody else could submit a pull request to break it down if they wished.
>
> Might also be interesting to break down by other criteria as per subject.  Eg if you see people at Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley start to download, that's something interesting to know.  (Not that one should publish such numbers, but by very broad category eg investment banks, asset managers, etc it might be interesting).

unique IPs might also be interesting.  or normalising it somehow for release frequency, since the more often we release the more times any one user getting the web will download it.

On Tuesday, 21 March 2017 at 14:14:24 UTC, Laeeth Isharc wrote:
> Daily downloads of dmd are in a bull market:
> http://erdani.com/d/downloads.daily.png
>
> I wondered if it might be possible to break these out by region and OS.  I guess if Andrei were to make public the script that parses the download logs and produce the picture, somebody else could submit a pull request to break it down if they wished.
>
> Might also be interesting to break down by other criteria as per subject.  Eg if you see people at Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley start to download, that's something interesting to know.  (Not that one should publish such numbers, but by very broad category eg investment banks, asset managers, etc it might be interesting).

There are OS stats for ldc, look at the last major release 1.1.0:

http://www.somsubhra.com/github-release-stats/?username=ldc-developers&repository=ldc

dmd probably has a different distribution, but this gives you some idea.

For what its worth, here are the stats for ddili.org that hosts my books:

             Country  Pages   Hits Bandwidth (MB)
             -------  -----   ---- ---------
               China  18754  19122   304.05
              Turkey  18499  76544   536.30
       United States  17318  24623   842.63
  Russian Federation   8619  10713   239.23
             Germany   5904   7232   280.75
              France   3310   3654    89.76
         Netherlands   2570   3134    79.68
             Ukraine   2500   2776   118.80
       Great Britain   2479   3068   159.74
              Brazil   2265   2713    95.95
             Romania   1846   2202    85.69
              Norway   1671   1858    23.94
               Egypt   1046   1067    12.21
             Denmark   1046   1084    11.95
               India   1043   1238    33.43
      Czech Republic    973   1071    49.75
              Canada    893   1174    63.29
           Indonesia    892    944     9.69
            Bulgaria    854    923    21.66
               Italy    799    988    83.28
             Unknown    741    741     8.38
            Pakistan    659    667    28.96
           Argentina    617    656    45.20
              Poland    603    950    69.45
               Japan    529    781    25.33
              Others   7201  11068   975.62

For /ders/d.en/Programming_in_D.pdf (the English version of the book) for this month:

Hits:       406
206 Hits: 1,068

Ali

On Tuesday, 21 March 2017 at 18:26:29 UTC, Ali Çehreli wrote:
> For what its worth, here are the stats for ddili.org that hosts my books:
>
>              Country  Pages   Hits Bandwidth (MB)
>              -------  -----   ---- ---------
>                China  18754  19122   304.05
>               Turkey  18499  76544   536.30
>        United States  17318  24623   842.63
>   Russian Federation   8619  10713   239.23
>              Germany   5904   7232   280.75
>               France   3310   3654    89.76
>          Netherlands   2570   3134    79.68
>              Ukraine   2500   2776   118.80
>        Great Britain   2479   3068   159.74
>               Brazil   2265   2713    95.95
>              Romania   1846   2202    85.69
>               Norway   1671   1858    23.94
>                Egypt   1046   1067    12.21
>              Denmark   1046   1084    11.95
>                India   1043   1238    33.43
>       Czech Republic    973   1071    49.75
>               Canada    893   1174    63.29
>            Indonesia    892    944     9.69
>             Bulgaria    854    923    21.66
>                Italy    799    988    83.28
>              Unknown    741    741     8.38
>             Pakistan    659    667    28.96
>            Argentina    617    656    45.20
>               Poland    603    950    69.45
>                Japan    529    781    25.33
>               Others   7201  11068   975.62
>
> For /ders/d.en/Programming_in_D.pdf (the English version of the book) for this month:
>
> Hits:       406
> 206 Hits: 1,068
>
> Ali

Since beginning of this year for tour.dlang.org the number of _unique_ user sessions are:

United States	2275
Russia	        622
Germany	        605
India	        409
United Kingdom	403
Japan	        354
Canada	        280
France	        261
Poland	        249
China	        241
Australia	201
Sweden	        171
Ukraine	        167
Brazil	        166
Netherlands     152
Italy	        151
Czechia	        127
Israel	        109
Mexico	        106
Indonesia	103
Other           2131

Total           7008

On Tuesday, 21 March 2017 at 18:57:36 UTC, Seb wrote:
> On Tuesday, 21 March 2017 at 18:26:29 UTC, Ali Çehreli wrote:

Thanks for the colour, Seb and Ali - very interesting.

Stat out of date... Plz update it.

On Tuesday, 8 May 2018 at 07:54:15 UTC, Suliman wrote:
> Stat out of date... Plz update it.

https://imgur.com/a/xZp95is

The first screenshot are the current months in 2018 (with the orange line being the previous period, i.e. the last months in 2017)
The second screenshot is from 2017.

tl;dr: in 2017 ~200k page views from 34k unique visitors

Let me know if you need more detailed statistics.

On 03/21/2017 11:26 AM, Ali Çehreli wrote:
> For what its worth, here are the stats for ddili.org that hosts my books:
> 
>               Country  Pages   Hits Bandwidth (MB)
>               -------  -----   ---- ---------
>                 China  18754  19122   304.05
>                Turkey  18499  76544   536.30
>         United States  17318  24623   842.63
>    Russian Federation   8619  10713   239.23
>               Germany   5904   7232   280.75
>                France   3310   3654    89.76
>           Netherlands   2570   3134    79.68
>               Ukraine   2500   2776   118.80
>         Great Britain   2479   3068   159.74
>                Brazil   2265   2713    95.95
>               Romania   1846   2202    85.69
>                Norway   1671   1858    23.94
>                 Egypt   1046   1067    12.21
>               Denmark   1046   1084    11.95
>                 India   1043   1238    33.43
>        Czech Republic    973   1071    49.75
>                Canada    893   1174    63.29
>             Indonesia    892    944     9.69
>              Bulgaria    854    923    21.66
>                 Italy    799    988    83.28
>               Unknown    741    741     8.38
>              Pakistan    659    667    28.96
>             Argentina    617    656    45.20
>                Poland    603    950    69.45
>                 Japan    529    781    25.33
>                Others   7201  11068   975.62
> 
> For /ders/d.en/Programming_in_D.pdf (the English version of the book) for this month:
> 
> Hits:       406
> 206 Hits: 1,068
> 
> Ali

An update for the month of April 2018.

Visits to ddili.org from different locales:

Country              Pages      Hits     Bandwidth
-------              -----      ----     ---------
United States        36,619    44,380      1.81 GB
Netherlands          26,736    27,035    376.55 MB
Turkey               21,809    60,164    663.72 MB
China                10,961    11,434    454.98 MB
Norway                9,541     9,596    125.56 MB
Russian Federation    6,075     8,134    392.83 MB
Germany               3,281     5,039    526.16 MB
Great Britain         3,258     3,816    148.13 MB
Ukraine               2,544     2,779     69.63 MB
Romania               2,171     2,611    256.53 MB
Brazil                2,140     2,324     74.60 MB
Denmark               2,005     3,807     20.75 MB
India                 1,828     2,023    112.91 MB
Indonesia             1,685     1,730     42.46 MB
France                1,183     1,800     88.90 MB
Japan                 1,149     1,316     57.90 MB
Latvia                  899     1,039    103.67 MB
Thailand                825       839      9.13 MB
Poland                  821     1,109     92.50 MB
Canada                  791     1,108     51.44 MB
Bangladesh              746       746      8.01 MB
Hungary                 725       885     16.30 MB
Singapore               653       676      7.96 MB
Sweden                  631       714     46.59 MB
Philippines             628       635      7.02 MB
Others                 6774      9373      1.36 GB

Remembering that the book is available as HTML as well, here are the downloads for file /ders/d.en/Programming_in_D.pdf (the English version of the book) for April 2018:

Hits:       659
206 Hits: 1,689

Ali

On 05/08/2018 03:54 AM, Suliman wrote:
> Stat out of date... Plz update it.

Done. Keep in mind those stats are noisy. They need to be improved, but couldn't find anyone to work on that.

I have talked to a consultant, he was very successful with showing near-real-time statistics about the project and its progress in a dashboard that was visible to all project participants. For example he had product sales in real time, which I thought was a very nice touch: developers could see the result of their work making money instantly. He told me that that's a classic method used in Agile methodology.

A very good project for us would be a near-real-time dashboard displaying downloads, site visits, github activity, and such. I know I'd keep such a page opened at all times.


Andrei