2021: Year in review
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Another year passed by, and I'm happy I can still keep writing a weekly post throughout the year.
A lot of things are going on this year. The most significant event for this year and for my life is that I got married 💍.
It feels like I have to juggle between career, blog, and wedding planning. Quite exhausting, but everything works out in the end.
So, no new books or apps this year. Here are some stats of sarunw.com.
The stats
2020
Users: 306,778
Pageviews: 583,616
Twitter Followers: 1,337
Email subs: 465
2021
Users: 575,067 (+87%)
Pageviews: 1,055,119 (+80%)
Twitter Followers: 3,676 (+174%)
Email subs: 844 (+81%)
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