2020 was a really quiet year on this blog, with a grand total of four articles posted… I’ve been working full-time (and sometimes a bit more) in my consulting business, and the time to write blog posts often eluded me…
Instead of going over the most popular posts of the last year, like I usually do in these overview posts, I’ve decided to show some more analytics data (I did this before in TomRoelandts.com in 2016; female visitors are now at 24%, so there’s some progress…). The table below shows the top ten countries where my readers come from (these numbers are from the “Users” field in Google Analytics).
 United States |
27.9% |
 India |
9.5% |
 United Kingdom |
6.4% |
 Germany |
6.3% |
 China |
4.6% |
 Canada |
3.4% |
 France |
2.6% |
 The Netherlands |
2.1% |
 Australia |
2.1% |
 South Korea |
1.9% |
My home country of Belgium is at place 19 with 1.1% of readers. In total, I had visitors from 153 different countries in 2020!
The following table shows which browsers you, my readers, use, still according to Google Analytics.
| Chrome | 62.4% |
| Safari | 12.5% |
| Firefox | 12.1% |
| Edge | 5.9% |
| Others | 7.1% |
Google Chrome is clearly dominating the browser market…
Anyway, I would like to wish you the best for 2021! Below is the greeting card that we sent (in paper form) to our friends and family.
2021, a new hope.As a totally unrelated encore, that is only here to make sure that this article becomes a complete hodgepodge (it was still only a partial hodgepodge after suddenly switching from analytics to our greeting card), I have an animated Voronoi diagram with yet another definition of distance for you. This is called the Chebyshev distance (if you are curious, its definition is in What's in a Distance).
Voronoi diagram using the Chebyshev distance.
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