I didn’t blog for a while in this first half March and there are bunches of new stuff to catch up: I had a new baby! He was delivered on time (and on budget!), lions tigers and bears, oh my… His brother is Tiger so I named him, Leo. And I got the latest SAS […]
Tag: Blog
New Game in Town: SAS Metadata Administration
You might also read that there were constant (although still not frequent) posts on SAS metadata querying and other administration tasks in SAS blogosphere since 2012 (when I started to play with it^). It is yet another evidence that more and more SAS programmers switched from SAS foundation to the so called SAS intelligent platform. […]
Blog Statistics: 2012
(This blog’s page view data from Google Analytics; 43 posts in total in 2012) Top 10 countries/territories and cities (traffic) Most of my readers come from US and I’m glad my Chinese fellows still fork me since I moved to US this year (today is my one year anniversary in US). To my surprising there […]
Blogging is Awesome: CDISC Bloggers
I remember when blogging was cool. Before the specializing and monetizing and Twitter-izing. —Peter Dewolf Well I think blogging is still cool (and awesome and awesome …). The most appealing personal reason is, blog posts are Google searchable and suitable for archive while Tweets NOT. Admittedly I hold some sort of Existentialism 2.0: if […]
Retrieve blogs using SAS
Recently I posted a frequency analysis on Rick Wicklin’s popular SAS/IML blog. Sanjay Matange also produced a nice heatmap on Rick’s blogging history using the summary data I published. Here just release the ideas and SAS codes to get data from Rick’s blog dynamically. You may modify the codes slightly to obtain data from all […]
Blogging SAS
Almost at the same time, there are two SAS blogs aggregators popping up to the web for SAS programmers worldwide, one in Chinese, the other, English:
http://saslist.com/ in Chinese, maintained by sxlion, also the owner of a SAS information site, http://saslist.net/
http://sas-x.com/ in English, maintained by Tal Galili, also the owner of R blogs aggregator, http://r-bloggers.com/
I try […]