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Where does all the effort go? Looking at Python core developer activity
Where does all the effort go? Looking at Python core developer activity - Łukasz Langa.
One of the tasks given me by the Python Software Foundation as part of the Developer in Residence job was to look at the state of CPython as an active software development project. What are people working on? Which standard libraries require most work? Who are the active experts behind which libraries? Those were just some of the questions asked by the Foundation. In this post I’m looking into our Git repository history and our Github PR data to find answers.
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Some truly fascinating data, love that the SQL was supplied for each!
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