Hello everyone and a Happy New Year! To celebrate the new year we’ve rebuilt BuiltWith TrendsPro to provide a faster, more relevant and better value system for 2012 and beyond. The new TrendsPro subscription offering is a monthly fixed price … Continue reading →

BuiltWith.com downloaded the top million sites to determine the version usage of jQuery and jQuery plugins. The report details the most popular jQuery versions and plugins in use on the web today. Introduction jQuery is the most popular javascript library … Continue reading →

On BuiltWith Trends we’ve used Quantcast for generating our trends charts across the top million sites which they consider are the most traffic’d sites on the internet. It is a useful resource and Quantcast provide those top million sites for … Continue reading →

We’ve just added a new website category feature to BuiltWith Trends. Now, providing we have enough data, when viewing a technology on Trends you will see a chart showing the top 10 categories of websites that the technology is found … Continue reading →

We’ve just released a report into mobile web technology usage on the web. It’s interesting to see the lack of mobile specific web sites that are currently available in comparison to the amount of apps there are in App Stores. … Continue reading →

Hi I just wanted to tell everyone about a new feature of Trends Pro called Trends Pro Alerts. It tells you when a website has started or stopped using a particular web technology and is available at BuiltWith Trends Pro. … Continue reading →

We’ve updated our trends analysis to include some more pie charts. Instead of just showing you what the distribution is like within the top 10,000 sites, we now show it in the top 10,000, top 100,000 and top 1,000,000 sites. … Continue reading →

Hello, this is an email that went out a week ago, you can subscribe to the trends update email (very low frequency) on the Trends homepage at http://trends.builtwith.com. We’ve picked some of the more interesting bits and have rounded them … Continue reading →

We have a requirement to do some screen grabbing and whilst there’s plenty of solutions for manual screen grabs there’s not much in the way of availability for automated screen grabs, as in, you feed an application a list of … Continue reading →