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The 2025 Web Almanac by HTTP Archive has been officially released! 🚀
We would like to thank all of our contributors from around the globe who made this extensive report possible!
Check out the full report here: almanac.httparchive.org
#thewebalmanac
We're please to welcome @nrllah as the newest maintainer of the HTTP Archive project!
Nurullah has helped lead the Web Almanac over the last two years and we look forward to seeing what this year's edition comes up with!
Welcome to the team Nurullah!
🚨 Calling all web experts! 🚨
The 2025 Web Almanac is still open for contributors!
Know someone perfect for it? Mention them here and help us reach the right folks. 🙌
📢 Please help us spread the word!
🔗 Learn more: github.com/HTTPArchive/alman…
ALT Call for contributors for the Web Almanac 2025
What do you think? Shall we do another Web Almanac this year? Diving deep into all the data we collect to see what’s changing in web trends?
Check out this post if interested in getting involved:
github.com/HTTPArchive/alman…
Or nominate your favorite expert to author the chapters!
That marks the end of the 2024 Web Almanac. A little later than usual but worth it in the end.
And also means the ebook is now available: almanac.httparchive.org/en/2…
754 pages jam packed with all sorts of nerdy goodness!!!
We've just published the 19th and final chapter of the 2024 Web Almanac on JavaScript by @haddiamjad and @TheNishuGoel
almanac.httparchive.org/en/2…
The Page Weight chapter authored by @davewsmart and @Jammer_Volts becomes the 18th and penultimate chapter in the 2024 Web Almanac:
almanac.httparchive.org/en/2…
What do you think—are websites getting bigger or smaller as time goes on?
We've two more chapters to come (Page Weight and JavaScript) before we'll be closing out the 2024 Web Almanac and start deciding if there's interest in doing it all again next year!
Just launched the Media chapter of the 2024 Web Almanac written by @stefanjudis and @etportis
almanac.httparchive.org/en/2…
Check it out to see the state of images and video on the web today!!
The HTTP chapter was written by @programmingart and being our first name, is a subject close to our heart 😀
almanac.httparchive.org/en/2…
Read it for lots of fascinating deep dive into to how web resources are delivered and the latest on how developers can influence that!
Two more chapters have been released from the 2024 Web Almanac: Privacy and HTTP.
almanac.httparchive.org/en/2…
That brings us up to 16 chapters released and we still have 5 more we're hoping to release soon...
Just released the SEO chapter of the 2024 Web Almanac!!
almanac.httparchive.org/en/2…
Written by @Jammer_Volts @tamethebots @davewsmart @miknaraujo and @MichaelLewittes
and this year they analysed inner pages and not just home pages!
#webalmanac #httparchive
Check out this video from @_clarkio about the 2024 Web Almanac, and in particular the Security chapter he contributed too. 😍
youtube.com/watch?v=v43vWxbA…
Note that the remaining chapters marked "coming soon" will be published in the coming weeks. Look out for announcements on those.
Meanwhile, cheers to Web Almanac's firth consecutive year of reporting on the state of the web! 🎉🍾
This wouldn't be possible without the support and dedication from all of our community contributors:
almanac.httparchive.org/en/2…
This project took months of commitment and we owe a huge thanks to all of these amazing people for their time and effort! 👏👏
You can learn more about how we gathered all of this data on our Methodology page, including datasets used, tools, and processes:
almanac.httparchive.org/en/2…
And all 38,824 lines of SQL we wrote are available on GitHub 💪🤓
github.com/HTTPArchive/alman…
After a brief hiatus for 2023, join us in celebrating the release of our fifth edition and spread the word! 🎉
Browse the list of chapters at almanac.httparchive.org/en/2…
This year we're also introducing a hugely important topic with a dedicated chapter on Cookies 🍪
🚨 Introducing the 2024 Web Almanac, our annual "state of the web" report!
🔖 almanac.httparchive.org/en/2…
21 chapters (11 publishing today, the rest to follow)
65 contributors for today's chapters (more to follow)
17M websites analyzed
83 TB of data processed
628 queries written
Thanks to @beltway7 the entire 2022 Web Almanac, all 23 chapters, has been translated to Japanese!
almanac.httparchive.org/ja/2…
Very pleased that @themax_o has agreed to join us as one of the maintainers of the HTTP Archive!
Max has done some great work on the project for a number of years, so super pleased to have him on board to help run this project—Thanks Max!
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ALT Who maintains the HTTP Archive? The current core maintainers are Pat Meenan, Rick Viscomi, Paul Calvano, Barry Pollard, and Max Ostapenko. Many people have contributed and helped make the HTTP Archive successful over the years. Special thanks to Steve Souders, who started the project in 2010, Pat Meenan who built the WebPageTest infrastructure powering the HTTP Archive, Ilya Grigorik, a long-time core maintainer, and Guy Leech and Stephen Hay for design help along the way.