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It has been a little over a month since I first blogged on everyone visiting my little site. A lot has happened in the last month. I was laid off, found a new job, and we've had an election. Also in that time traffic has almost doubled on ClientJava.com. In the next 24 hours my link tracking system roll over 50k links visited. For those of you keeping track that is almost 30k links since last month. Here are the top 15. They are all new from the previous month's top entries.

1. J2SE 5.0 and WinLAF do we feel like Windows yet? (1298)
2. Another 40 Swing Component Libraries (548)
3. Lots Of Interest in Lucene Desktop (544)
4. Is Swing Dying? (519)
5. EdgeLayout Download (447)
6. A Desktop Java Renaissance (408)
7. Spring-Rich: Gui Builders (389)
8. More GUI Design Patterns (388)
9. Interview with Sun/NetBeans' Tim Boudreau (353)
10. The GUI Toolkit, Framework Page (347)
11. Getting to Know Synth (335)
12. Conversation with Swing team member about Windows L&F problems (330)
13. Mastering Swing with JGoodies (322)
14. Multithreaded toolkits: A failed dream? (283)
15. JBalloonToolTip (271)

All together I've put up 180 links in the last month and 620 total. The holidays should bring a resource directory as well as more content. I have a number of interviews with people in the desktop java community lined up. There will also be a number of highlights from my book that will make their way to the blog.

I'd also like to take this opportunity to thank my hosting company Contegix. They 1f40 have been invaluable this last month. I'd also like to thank Extreme Component, ClientJava.com's first sponsor. If you would like introduce your product to thousands of Java developers every month send me an email. Open source advertising is FREE of charge. Finally, I'm always looking for more content for the site. If you would like to write a guest editorial let me know. Also I'm not perfect and sometimes miss a link. Again feel free to email me if I miss your blog post or content you've seen else where.

Thanks For The Support!
Scott