Originally I created this thing called sponge (in python) which was supposed to post daily metrics in a time series graph form, and measure project vitality for an Open Source Project.
The idea I learned from the Glassfish team at Sun, that is, to start taking some metrics on your OSS community starting at year 0, and continue through year 1, year 2 ... year N. Each quarter or year you should be able to report "How we doing?".
Someone came up with something like this for Node.js modules, to measure use of a module and sort of rank it. I don't remember what it was called. In any case, this would need to:
Originally I created this thing called sponge (in python) which was supposed to post daily metrics in a time series graph form, and measure project vitality for an Open Source Project.
The idea I learned from the Glassfish team at Sun, that is, to start taking some metrics on your OSS community starting at year 0, and continue through year 1, year 2 ... year N. Each quarter or year you should be able to report "How we doing?".
Someone came up with something like this for Node.js modules, to measure use of a module and sort of rank it. I don't remember what it was called. In any case, this would need to: