GitHut 2.0

What it does

GitHut 2.0 is an attempt to proceed the githut.info project. The project did not received any update since 2014/Q4, that is mainly due to the fact that Github Archive changed its datasets. GitHub is the largest code host in the world, with 20 million users and more than 57 million repositories as of April 2017. By analyzing how languages are used in GitHub it's possible to understand the popularity of programming languages among developers and to discover the unique characteristics of each language. GitHub provides a public API to interact with its huge dataset of events and interaction with the hosted repositories. GitHub Archive goes a step further by aggregating and storing the API data. The quantitative data used in GitHut 2.0 is collected from the GitHub Archive dataset via Google BigQuery. The GihHub Archive dataset can be accessed by queries that are syntactically almost the same as SQL queries, with exception of some additional functionality provided by Google. Google provides a free query limit of 1000 GB per month. The query volume is calculated very precisely, it only counts the data that you actually access, regardless of the overall dataset size. This allows you to query datasets, even in the case that they are much bigger than the free query volume. The free query limit is therefore sufficient for the purpose of this Website. You will find the queries that are used to calculate the statistics in the README.md. However if you don't like the idea of using a Google Service for any reason, you can also download the files from the GitHub Archive and process them manually. The statistics are updated on a quarterly basis. The language percentage distribution in the line chart shows the top 10 languages since 2012/Q2. The ranking table shows the top 50 languages based on the last quarter, while the trend is calculated as difference from the same quarter of the year before. The percentage gives the actual fraction of Pull Requests, Pushes,.. in relation to…

This website shows the popularity of programming languages on GitHub over time.

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