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I think you need to work on this a bit more. It seems that a very large percentage of the web apps I work on, which include a few JavaScript libraries but are p
by thraxil 16y ago
I think you need to work on this a bit more. It seems that a very large percentage of the web apps I work on, which include a few JavaScript libraries but are primarily written in Perl or Python get classified by Github as "JavaScript". I've created a short list of 15 just from my personal and work repos: https://gist.github.com/734979 https://gist.github.com/734979
- technoweenie 16y agoI added mochikit to our list of exceptions, and now all of your projects are Python, except rollo. Rollo uses a 'highlighter' js lib which still counts as JS. It's one thing to exclude popular libs with names like "MochiKit" or "jQuery". "Highlighter" is a pretty generic name though, and I feel iffy about adding it. FWIW, here's our current list of exceptions: yui tiny_mce ckeditor redbox active_scaffold rico_corner code_highlighter vendor bundle cache assets bookends dojo extjs sencha mochikit prototype(.*)\.js mootools\.js jquery([^.]*)\.js jquery\-\d\.\d\.\d(\.min)?\.js effects\.js controls\.js dragdrop\.js The last 3 are generic names too, but they happen to match common js files in most Rails projects...