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This is not necessarily about the code, but I've been really impressed for a while by the lodash project and its maintainer's dedication to constantly keep the

This is not necessarily about the code, but I've been really impressed for a while by the lodash project and its maintainer's dedication to constantly keep the number of open issues at 0. Any issues get dealt with at record speed, it's quite a sight to see. https://github.com/lodash/lodash/issues https://github.com/lodash/lodash/issues

dilipray 8y ago
Never noticed this.
xfs 8y ago
It's not always a good thing. In the haste of fixing things introspection of root causes may be neglected...
rootlocus 8y ago
Not necessarily relevant, but 15% of the issues are labeled "wontfix".
- adimitrov 8y ago
  With such a big project, being quick to hand out wontfix isn't necessarily a bad thing. To be honest, seeing as this project is used by a huge part of the… rather diverse JS crowd, 15% wontfix is astoundingly low.
- fergie 8y ago
  As an open source maintainer myself, that seems like a pretty low percentage.
oldmanhorton 8y ago
JDD, the maintainer, is also incredibly devoted and overall a nice guy to talk to. He has something like 5 years (and counting) of making a commit every single day, including weekends and holidays and sick days. They may not always be world-changing commits, but it still shows an incredible amount of dedication