Steve Harman finds this gem of a site that generates interesting statistics and graphs for an open source website. Just point it to your code repository and let it go!

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Robb Allen Oct 17, 2006 8:53 AM

# Re: Metrics For Your Open Source Project

Wow. I really need to get on the ball, don't I?

This membership thing will knock that number up considerably.

Joshua Flanagan Oct 17, 2006 11:57 AM

# re: Metrics For Your Open Source Project

Neat idea. I wonder why they don't provide any links or references to SourceForge. It would help with ambiguity (there are 2 DasBlog project listed - I'm guess 1 is referencing the old CVS repository before we moved to SVN).

Simone Oct 19, 2006 10:15 PM

# Re: Metrics For Your Open Source Project

Silly questiion: but why does it says that 76% of the code in the repository is XML? and only 9% is C#?

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