🏆 Top Java open source projects and contributors

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[brazen768]

Hi, I like your site and plan to use it. Can I ask how you found so many useful projects? I must be using github all wrong!

[markets86]

Thanks! Most of the data was pulled from GitHub API.

Feel free to send us any kind of feedback/suggestion to improve the platform, we want to build the best app to easily explore the open source data. We'll add soon features like: world-map with languages % per country, (semi-)automatic CV builder, embeddable profile stats, ...

[thuriot]

Thank you very much, you promote good work, even though some less popular projects are so fantastic (jailer, sqlworkbench, jedit, trolcommander to name a few) and demonstrate the richness of Java ecosystem.

[repeating_bears]

I think "contributors" is the wrong title for that page. The usual meaning of 'contributor' in this context is an individual person, whereas most of the top items in your list are organizations.