WOFTracker WordPress Renaissance
Nov 12, 2015 0:29:27 GMT -5
therealcu2010, whammy007, and 4 more like this
Post by WayoshiM on Nov 12, 2015 0:29:27 GMT -5
Hi all,
Thanks to me learning more coding stuff (particularly Python), I found a way to automate posting on WordPress remotely, thus I just mass uploaded all the individual episode reports I have (I stopped at #5700 a looooong time ago, we're up to the 6280s now, I am up to last Thursday), in a nice fixed-width font so the tables should look decent. For example, our huge maingame from three weeks ago:
woftracker.wordpress.com/2015/10/21/6268/
As a joke, I set the publish date on all of these to each show's airdate at 7:30pm. WOFTracker is instantaneously analyzing!
I'm going to update the report links under Content soon, most of those links are probably broken as I didn't do anything fancy with the publish date before. I will probably generate one big page with everything. It will be much easier for me now to alter all reports if I decide to add more, condense, etc. and stay up to date in general. At the end I will finally get to posting S32 full season analysis also.
I appreciate everyone who has stopped by the site, obviously this is a niche subject and all but there have been some cool insights with now over 800 episodes of data. Here's to 1000 in October 2016!
Thanks to me learning more coding stuff (particularly Python), I found a way to automate posting on WordPress remotely, thus I just mass uploaded all the individual episode reports I have (I stopped at #5700 a looooong time ago, we're up to the 6280s now, I am up to last Thursday), in a nice fixed-width font so the tables should look decent. For example, our huge maingame from three weeks ago:
woftracker.wordpress.com/2015/10/21/6268/
As a joke, I set the publish date on all of these to each show's airdate at 7:30pm. WOFTracker is instantaneously analyzing!
I'm going to update the report links under Content soon, most of those links are probably broken as I didn't do anything fancy with the publish date before. I will probably generate one big page with everything. It will be much easier for me now to alter all reports if I decide to add more, condense, etc. and stay up to date in general. At the end I will finally get to posting S32 full season analysis also.
I appreciate everyone who has stopped by the site, obviously this is a niche subject and all but there have been some cool insights with now over 800 episodes of data. Here's to 1000 in October 2016!
