Open michael-spengler opened 4 years ago
@michael-spengler Thanks a lot :+1:
I think that measuring the value with only star is a problem too.
If we can get information on the number of downloads, it is ideal to reflect it in the ranking, and I consider to collect data historically.
However, Deno has the feature that it can be downloaded and executed from anywhere in the world using a URL, which is annoying. Therefore, a sampling target is required.
The best way is to get the api provided by denoland/deno_registry2 (which gives you access to the original information in deno / x). The next best way is to get it from nest.land.
Would you like to develop deno-x-ranking together? 😄
@yoshixmk If I'm informed properly the guys from nest.land are working on something that they call the module analyzer - also having some dynamic + static checks on the radar etc.
We plan to facilitate regular TGIF Hackathons for nest.land - in this context I can imagine that we should bring the module analyzer + your ranking module together. Feel free to join the Deno Discord Server: https://discord.gg/nRnA5C
Tate will soon publish the Nest.land Discord Server ...
... tbc ... :)
That is correct! Keep us updated with this @yoshixmk. We'd love to see if there is an opportunity for us to collaborate.
@michael-spengler @t8 Greate! I am also interested in Hackathons 👍
I participated in Discord, but I didn't notice it. I've changed it to look the same as my Github account on Discord now.
Has recruitment already started?
Awesome to hear @yoshixmk! Recruitment hasn't started yet, but I'm sure @michael-spengler would be happy to keep you updated on this. Until then, feel free to join our Discord Server (where it'll be hosted!)
I participated. Thank you!! I am looking forward to your follow-up news 😄
cool :) hackathon related updates will follow during the next days.
To connect some more dots I want to mention this one also as we can probably combine some cool things together: https://github.com/denoland/deno_registry2/issues/128#issuecomment-693685780
Might be interesting: https://github.com/denosaurs/sauron
Hi. Just gave this repo a star :)
However I wonder if we could come up with even more sophisticated rankings.
Background: IMO Deno Modules shall be pretty fine granular. I observe people writing many great fine granular Deno modules which get few or no stars.
Currently out of 942 deno modules more than 600 have 2 or less stars. The problem is similar with the other "ranking data" you listed.
So I wonder what would be event better additional data for rankings. The number of downloads is probably too easy to tweak.
So I do not have a solution proposal yet. Rather I'd like to start a common exploration :)