15K commits and counting

Saturday, November 7th, 2009

Almost two years ago I blogged about me reaching 10K commits as counted by ohloh.net.

Just a few days ago their counter counting my commits surpassed 15K and right now it says: 15005 commits and 46 kudos – ranked #69 of 273705. I think more of my projects have found its way there since then rather than me actually having committed 5000 times since then!

On sourceforge I’m now member of 19 projects (most of them are stalled). The latest addition is pycurl, which I’m basically a member of in order to try to help getting more people involved.

(The image is dynamically generated so when you read the old blog post it looks a little funny since it says the current numbers now…)

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ipwhere on sourceforge

Thursday, May 15th, 2008

I finally got around to add my ipwhere project to sourceforge and I’ve just imported the source code into the SVN repo, so now it’ll be a bit easier to cooperate on this project.

ipwhere is a tool that looks up and presents the country and city of a specified IP adress. It has the entire lookup table built-in so the result is instant. Of course the downside is that it needs to be updated every now and then to prevent the data from growing too old and irrelevant! It uses the geomapping info from hostip.info.

It is the 18th project on sourceforge that I’m a member of, and the 16th I admin.

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10K Commits

Sunday, December 23rd, 2007

ohloh.net counts my commits done in 11 different open projects over roughly the last 8 years. (I am a member of 17 projects on sourceforge, but the remainders are old and/or dead projects.)

I’ve now truly surpassed 10,000 public commits, making roughly 3.5 commits per day over the years! Clearly that number and the number of people giving me “kudos” on the site makes me rated #55 out of 83,000. At least currently, my rating is slowly falling…

ohloh profile for Daniel Stenberg

Anyway, since I’m a fan of stats and numbers, I encourage you to register your own projects and contributions there!

Maybe we should form a 10K commit club? ;-)

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