Top committers (by # of commits)
(since 1 Jan 2007)
who | commits | lines added | lines removed |
---|---|---|---|
ymarcheg | 1428 | 538669 | 103168 |
alexl | 1384 | 268475 | 223803 |
neo | 1312 | 153253 | 148713 |
jorgegonz | 1246 | 452563 | 361810 |
dnylande | 1174 | 493472 | 455947 |
jsacco | 1062 | 16676 | 18785 |
matthiasc | 941 | 1018629 | 886572 |
djihed | 903 | 381529 | 325918 |
kmaraas | 856 | 172223 | 193721 |
vuntz | 763 | 60436 | 32399 |
Views and hits
- Live.gnome.org views
- 7,870,044 since 28 May 2006 (not sure where to see this in the UI)
- Library.gnome.org hits
- 3,059,931 since 21 Oct 2007 (seems high)
- Www.gnome.org hits
- 194,106,454 since 1 Dec 2006
- Planet.gnome.org hits
- 100,426,775 hits since 1 Dec 2006 (actually expected this to be more popular than wgo)
- Bugzilla.gnome.org hits
- 1,664,134 hits since 21 Oct 2007
- Svn.gnome.org
- 107,836,758 hits to /svn/ (anonymous checkouts) and 7,717,665 hits to the rest of the site (images, viewvc) since 1 Jan 2007, this ignoring ssl/ssh/svn traffic
Not too bad considering that I got the account by mid April 🙂
KDE have just reported that their techbase has just passed the 2million page mark since January 2007. (http://aseigo.blogspot.com/2007/11/techbase-hits-2-million.html)
How many pages does that 3million hits on library (in a month) translate into?
iain: Yeah, that post reminded me that I wanted to post some stats for a while too. One day I’d like it to be emailed automatically to the currently -dead- mailing list (or perhaps some special stat site.. like something shaunm is working on). Not sure how to determine pages though. Perhaps ignore things with ‘.png’, ‘.js’ or ‘.css’ in the URL? I’m also not sure if that wiki counts hits from spiders. Because of the many document versions available on Library, most hits could just come from spiders (loads of .html files). When I have time (never) I’ll try and setup library for the stats program we use.
Hey, who is this ymarcheg, and how come he beat me!!!
Can’t you just use one of the many existing stats processors, and put the HTML results online once a month?
Murray: What stats program exists for the commits? I haven’t really looked. I did find cvsgraph. It should work using the bonsai database we have.
For websites, I already said I still have to setup some for the stats program (webalizer)… it actually already counts pages.