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Very early (and bare-bone) version. You can search for "date", and then because there is a lot of matching results you can easily filter out pickers just by ty

Very early (and bare-bone) version. You can search for "date", and then because there is a lot of matching results you can easily filter out pickers just by typing "date -picker". You can also do "data* (table|grid|datatable|datagrid)" and similar lucene queries Results are sorted by github stars (rounded), project activity, and latest release Activity is a sum of deltas between release dates. Gaps > 1 year are ignored so it does not favor "sleeper agents" I was using this myself for some time and because it already gives good results I've decided to go public and get some feedback :) Any comments are very welcome. Thx

gruez 9y ago
>Activity is a sum of deltas between release dates. Gaps > 1 year are ignored so it does not favor "sleeper agents" so a project with yearly releases has the same "activity" as weekly releases, if they have the same start date and lastest release date? that doesn't seem right.
- cztomsik 9y ago
  Correct, including bugfixes. Usually, healthy projects do at least one minor/major/bugfix release every 6 months. Also, if you are really desperate, you can lower/remove any filters on the top and get all matching results
orf 9y ago
Interesting idea, I spotted a small issue. Search for `ericapi` and the nodejs/node repository turns up
- cztomsik 9y ago
  There is a lot of packages referencing single github repo, I am trying to "dedupe" most of them but it's not perfect yet. Hopefully, it will get much better next week package ericapi references nodejs/node repo https://www.npmjs.com/package/ericapi https://www.npmjs.com/package/ericapi
max23_ 9y ago
Hi, I have a question regarding the "Releases" column. Take "boostrap" as an example, what does the "16x" value mean? I assumed it is the number of releases but checking its GitHub page shows otherwise. Nonetheless, nice job on listing down all the available JS libs.
- cztomsik 9y ago
  I'm currently showing number of releases on npm. GH releases are on the list :) Thx and check it out from time to time I have some ideas to make it even better...
  - max23_ 9y ago
    Aha! I was making the assumption earlier as the link would lead you to the GitHub page. Keep it up, definitely will check it from time to time.
    - cztomsik 9y ago
      Thx :)

gruez 9y ago

>Activity is a sum of deltas between release dates. Gaps > 1 year are ignored so it does not favor "sleeper agents" so a project with yearly releases has the same "activity" as weekly releases, if they have the same start date and lastest release date? that doesn't seem right.

cztomsik 9y ago
Correct, including bugfixes. Usually, healthy projects do at least one minor/major/bugfix release every 6 months. Also, if you are really desperate, you can lower/remove any filters on the top and get all matching results

orf 9y ago

Interesting idea, I spotted a small issue. Search for `ericapi` and the nodejs/node repository turns up

cztomsik 9y ago
There is a lot of packages referencing single github repo, I am trying to "dedupe" most of them but it's not perfect yet. Hopefully, it will get much better next week package ericapi references nodejs/node repo https://www.npmjs.com/package/ericapi https://www.npmjs.com/package/ericapi

max23_ 9y ago

Hi, I have a question regarding the "Releases" column. Take "boostrap" as an example, what does the "16x" value mean? I assumed it is the number of releases but checking its GitHub page shows otherwise. Nonetheless, nice job on listing down all the available JS libs.

cztomsik 9y ago
I'm currently showing number of releases on npm. GH releases are on the list :) Thx and check it out from time to time I have some ideas to make it even better...
- max23_ 9y ago
  Aha! I was making the assumption earlier as the link would lead you to the GitHub page. Keep it up, definitely will check it from time to time.
  - cztomsik 9y ago
    Thx :)