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Dev tools · November 22, 2022

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Comparing Open Source Projects

We just pushed out http://ossrank.com/compare which allows you to compare commit and contributor velocity for a group of OSS projects.

In plain words

Comparing Open Source Projects is a development tool that lets users analyze and compare commit and contributor velocity metrics across multiple open source projects. It's designed for developers, project maintainers, and those evaluating OSS communities who want to understand project activity and growth patterns. The tool provides side-by-side metrics on code contribution rates and team size changes, making it straightforward to assess how actively different projects are being developed and maintained.

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