iTunesRegistry is now open source
By tunequest February 9, 2007
The ultimate in iTunes statistics and library analysis is once again live and on faster/better hardware. Yes, my music-listening friends, the iTunesRegistry is back and better than ever.
Faster processing, more graphs, interesting facts. The works.
It’s open source to boot. The site runs on PHP+MYSQL and now you too can grab the code, muck with it and enhance it on your own. Mac users can probably run it locally using their built-in versions of Apache.
If you’ve not seen the site before, head on over and create an account. Then upload your iTunes XML and let the statistics begin!
September 10th, 2007 at 11:25 am
Seems to be gone, haven’t been able to access it for a week or two
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tunequest Reply:
September 10th, 2007 at 1:18 pm
I noticed that over the weekend. Hadn’t been by in a while and decided to see how the site was shaping up and, well couldn’t.
Surprisingly the site doesn’t even appear in google search results and there is no google cache. I wonder how long i site has to be down before that happens.
Even the wayback machine doesn’t have an archive after early may.
I know the site has had server problems in the past, but here’s hoping it’ll be back soon.
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