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Committing like Crazy (29)
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Google Code had an anniversary today and they mentioned some of their stats. There was one in particular that I thought was pretty interesting: Today, there are more than 240,000 projects registered, with commits coming in at about 17,000 per day…about 1 every 5 seconds 1 Interesting because I had a feeling GitHub’s numbers were much higher. So, I hit our database with a couple of queries and here they are: Yesterday, GitHub received 33,154 ...Shared by Andrei (105) Camille (60) chunzi (30) Clint (120) danieljomphe (23) Dom (30) Dustin Sallings (12) elstudio (16) evo (10) Geoff (5) and 19 more »Explore read five notes- Clint said: Uh... dang.
- Josh said: Interesting numbers.
- Michael said: I think this highlights the philosophical differences between Git and SVN pretty well. Even with Mercurial, Google Code has much less commit throughput.
- danieljomphe said: So it appears like GitHub receives lots more commits per day than both Google Code and Sourceforge together!?
- Kevin said: so git helps commitment averse programmers?
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Introducing GitHub Compare View (18)
onPicking up where Kyle left off in his Branch List post, we're all very excited to announce a new feature designed to ease the process of comparing two points in a repository's history. It's called GitHub Compare View and it's going to change the way you review code. The Compare View brings all information needed to determine what changed over a series of commits onto a single page: a condensed commit list in chronological order, ...Shared by Andrei (105) Clint (120) Colby (10) evo (10) genki (31) jettero (39) Kosei (212) lblasc (5) manveru (10) matthew (37) and eight more »Comment View comments
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Flash in JavaScript (22)
onThis is pretty great: Gordon is an open source Flash implementation in JavaScript by tobeytailor. Demos: http://paulirish.... It even works on the iPhone: http://twitpic.co... I can’t wait to try it out. Thanks Tobias and Paul!Comment View comments
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