2026 January Traffic Snapshot: Faith & Code Across the World
January Traffic Snapshot: Faith & Code Across the World
As January comes to a close, I want to take a moment to reflect on how Faith & Code — Reflections on Scripture and Software has been read and accessed over the past month.
📈 Overall Engagement
In January, the blog recorded 8.89K total pageviews. Traffic remained steady throughout the month, with a notable peak in mid-January, suggesting that certain posts resonated more strongly during that period. Rather than relying on a single spike, the overall pattern reflects consistent readership.
🌍 Global Readership
The blog continues to reach readers across the world:
It’s humbling to see reflections on faith, confession, and vocation being read across cultures and time zones.
💻 Pageviews by Operating Systems
Readers accessed the blog using a wide variety of operating systems:
The balance between desktop and mobile platforms reflects a readership engaging both in focused reading and on-the-go moments.
🌐 Browsers in Use
Most readers visited the blog using modern browsers:
Smaller portions of traffic came from embedded, automated, or specialized environments, reminding me that writing today travels through many unseen pathways.
🙏 Looking Ahead
These numbers represent more than analytics—they represent people taking time to read, reflect, and consider how faith intersects with everyday life and work. As February begins, I hope to continue writing with clarity, humility, and care, especially on themes of community, confession, and lived discipleship.
Thank you for reading, wherever you are.
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