97 results is doable. And that's what you get for a scala search today. Which is maybe why the author picked it in the first place: there's a ton of other real-

97 results is doable. And that's what you get for a scala search today. Which is maybe why the author picked it in the first place: there's a ton of other real-life scenarios as well, and for me more often than not the number of results ranges from a couple of hundred to half a million. The only sort of sane way to filter that for quality is specifying the number of forks but it's a bit of hit or miss sometimes. Now I know this is a hard problem to solve so Im not really blaming github but maybe they should try to come up with something. Oh and this also illustrates the 'goldmine' term is spot on: yes its gold but you have to dig really hard sometimes.