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Worldwide spread of REALbasic updated

26 06 10 - 15:35 Today I run a big sample of addresses through a mapping tool. Of course data is anonymous as precision was reduced and we do not show who lives under the red dots.
This time I not just made a world map, but also a map for the USA and one for central Europe:


Download big images:
realbasic-users-europe.png
realbasic-users-usa.png
realbasic-users-world.png

Especially those big maps are quite useful if you want to plan a REALbasic related event and you need to know where you find clusters of users.
Enjoy them and write me. Is this useful? Interesting?
seven comments

Nico to have my own dot!:-)
Jacco Slok (URL) - 26 06 10 - 15:47

A good map of world domination. Especialy Mauritius! Continue the conquest, Christian!

Regards,
Tony Barry
Tony Barry (URL) - 26 06 10 - 21:26

Certainly interesting and, if representing current licenses, demonstrates the extent of the users.

Regards,
Michael Bedesem - 26 06 10 - 23:22

Hi I’m in Ireland and I have REALbasic, but I’m not on the map :(
You forgot me!! - 27 06 10 - 00:14

Well, I toke a sample of data from my sales list. So there are a lot of people missing and also a few dots have been misplaced by the automatically geo lookups. But I think the sample is big enough to show the spread worldwide.
Christian Schmitz (URL) - 27 06 10 - 09:11

Very cool. It looks like I am not alone in Las Vegas! Hope to start a user group!

Tom:-)
Tom Kramer (URL) - 28 06 10 - 17:42

Starting user groups is always a good idea. I’d support everyone who wants to start one by forwarding an email to people in your area to get you connected.
PS: And next time in the USA, I may be able to make a stop there to meet the group.
Christian Schmitz - 28 06 10 - 18:25


  
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