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It's interesting to look at major projects that have many commits to see when their active hours are. For instance, this is Linux's punch card: https://github.c
by Aethaeryn 14y ago
It's interesting to look at major projects that have many commits to see when their active hours are. For instance, this is Linux's punch card: https://github.com/torvalds/linux/graphs/punch-card https://github.com/torvalds/linux/graphs/punch-card
Of course, interesting != useful
- skeletonjelly 14y agoWonder if that's adjusted for timezones. Would be nice to have a checkbox to either align by UTC or the commit's timezone (if that's even available).
- int3 14y agoIt actually plots the local time, i.e. a commit at 3am PDT and another at 3am EST would contribute to the same circle on the plot. (I did a clone of the old GitHub graphs a while back.) So it isn't really useful for knowing when to contact faraway developers. On the other hand, it is fun to see how many committers are regular night owls.