Who are your followers? How much influence do they have? Who of them is just auto-followed you, using bots? Who of them is the most influential? Steemlyt has answers to all questions! Steemlyt Steemlyt

The last bandwidth issues inspired me to start my own debugging. I'm an OPS guy and when I'm facing issue I need to understand it and find the root cause. Steem Blockchain provides a bunch of raw data,

Details I updated SteemRank and added a rating of voting bots which is sorted by steem power. Why? Because steembottracker has tons of useful information but sometimes you want to just get info about the

Initially, SteemRank had only ugly jQuery code, moreover, it even does not have a separation of code — JS was written right in the main HTML file. It is an ideal solution for a prototype because of speed

I updated SteemRank and added a rating of categories which is sorted by pending payout. It is very primitive but in the future, it will be a separate complex rating (it will be similar to the current rating

The last few days SteemSQL Wrapper had some problems with displaying the delay — it just did not load and SteemSQL Wrapper always displays Delay: loading..., if you did use API then you were getting 504

Let's have a discussion on the economic effects of the current SBD bonnanza. In my view the economic value of Steem is being drained on an unprecedented scale. The daily reward pool for some days in recent

What do you need to create an analysis of Steemit? Of course, it is the access to data and basic knowledge of SQL. But not only this — you also have to know a database structure with its tables and columns.

Initially, SteemRank had only one hardcoded rating which is sorted by pending payout. But I updated it and now you can sort authors by their pending payout or by number of upvotes and comments which their

Coditor is interactive playground for the frontend development. The project will be similar to codepen/jsfiddle/jsbin but the main difference is interactivity. Coditor will allow changing your JS code,

SteemRank had the hardcoded limit to get profiles and it was only 50, meaning you could not view your profile if it is in 449 positions or just check pending payout of authors in 100-200 positions. Also,

Initially, SteemRank had the very primitive design and in fact, it was only a table. It is a really great solution for a minimum viable product and for testing ideas. But this design will terrible when

In the past, I already added the export to Markdown but the export to Excel and other formats was only in plans. But today I published an update and now SteemSQL Wrapper has the support of the export to

There are many online playgrounds for frontend. Now all of them are very primitive, some of them are even working only as a text editor. But their potential is huge. So I decided to start working on own

Right now SteemSQL has some issues with performances because of the blockchain size and speed (today Steemit has the biggest number of transactions per day). UPDATE: sorry, it is incorrect, see the arcange's

I updated SteemRank and added the next info about each author: Number of upvotes (it calculates only from posts with pending payout) SBD balance Steem balance Date of the account creation Also,

What authors have the best content? Who are they? How much they are getting? How many posts they are writing? SteemRank has answers to all questions! Right now it has only a rating of authors which is

I did not indicate this in the previous posts but SteemSQL Wrapper has a limit for records to return, meaning that you cannot write something like SELECT * FROM Comments and get 21,166,246 rows (but please,

I launched SteemSQL in September 2016. Since then, SteemSQL is gaining momentum as more and more people and applications rely on it for their daily work. Enterprise-class service For more than one year,

While I was working on various analyses for Steemit, I started hating the Markdown tables. Why? Because if you want to include tables in your analysis then you need to manually copy/paste and format all