OVERVIEW
The site nickthecoder.wordpress.com presently has a traffic classification of zero (the smaller the more users). We have analyzed eleven pages within the web site nickthecoder.wordpress.com and found nine websites referencing nickthecoder.wordpress.com. We have unearthed one mass network sites acquired by this website.
Pages Parsed
11Links to this site
9Social Links
1NICKTHECODER.WORDPRESS.COM TRAFFIC
The site nickthecoder.wordpress.com is seeing alternating amounts of traffic all through the year.
Date Range
1 week
1 month
3 months
This Year
Last Year
All time
Date Range
All time
This Year
Last Year
Date Range
All time
This Year
Last Year
Last Month
LINKS TO WEBSITE
WHAT DOES NICKTHECODER.WORDPRESS.COM LOOK LIKE?
NICKTHECODER.WORDPRESS.COM SERVER
We found that the main root page on nickthecoder.wordpress.com took one thousand and eight milliseconds to download. I detected a SSL certificate, so we consider this site secure.
Load time
1.008 sec
SSL
SECURE
IP
192.0.78.13
BROWSER IMAGE
SERVER SOFTWARE
We discovered that nickthecoder.wordpress.com is weilding the nginx os.HTML TITLE
Nick the Coder a passion for game designDESCRIPTION
a passion for game designPARSED CONTENT
The site had the following in the homepage, "Games, Apps and Demos." I noticed that the web site stated " Skeletal Animation As seen in my previous post, I finally got skeletal animation to work." They also stated " The next step from there is adding skeletal animation to my mesh file format for . After nearly two weeks of hitting my head against the wall I finally got it working! Words cant express how happy I am. The reason I couldnt working was because of a two issues ."ANALYZE MORE BUSINESSES
Ninite Blog
This is the blog for Ninite. The easiest way to install software. Have set up a software preinstallation option for their workstations using Ninite Pro. You can select some apps when you order your PC and their backend will automate the installation of those apps with Ninite Pro. Before they ship your machine.
Snatchertas blog random thoughts
I first tried Readyboost on my desktop workstation back when Vista was first introduced. I really wanted it to work but I was not impressed, like most other users. Fast forward to 2011 and Windows 7 sp1.