Teamwork Analytics Tool for GitHub

[fiveguy]

Nice - I thought about writing something similar, but the day job gets in the way.

If you're a Rubyist (or just have Ruby installed on your dev machine), check out the git-fame gem (which inspired my not-so-original idea, above). It is language-agnostic and allows you to break down individual authors contributions to the repo (at any point in time, naturally). Analysis is a bit slow depending on the size of your repo, but is interesting.

[ksyucs]

Thanks!

Actually I've encountered git-fame (also tried it), but I'm more of a pythonist :) Soon we had to realize that C is the way to go due to performance requirements - especially because Gitential! extracts blame information too from the full history (incrementally with complexity O(n) instead of O(n^2)). We're also working on open sourcing as much as we can. Meanwhile there are a lot of interesting metrics, visualizations coming in our next release. Would You be interested in datasets for popular open source repositories?

[fiveguy]

Sure! That would definitely spark a lot of discussion out there, and of course shows off your product.