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The source data shows decline in absolute numbers for pushes. 1432 last quarter, 19073 at peak Q3 2015. It seems to flatten out in 2018 and stays in the 1500-30
by sk2020 6y ago
The source data shows decline in absolute numbers for pushes. 1432 last quarter, 19073 at peak Q3 2015. It seems to flatten out in 2018 and stays in the 1500-3000 range.
- ChrisRackauckas 6y agoMost of the work moved the package ecosystem as the standard library shrank with many of the things in there moving to separate packages (for example, even the package manager is a separate package: https://github.com/JuliaLang/Pkg.jl https://github.com/JuliaLang/Pkg.jl). The result of this is that what you now see in Julialang/julia is mostly compiler work (and some tweaks to Base things like linear algebra overloads). With that said, it's quite an actively developed compiler!
- timholy 6y agoJuliaCon 2019: 500 attendees JuliaCon 2020: 20,000 attendees Doesn't seem to be declining.
- sk2020 6y agoWas JuliaCon 2020 remote? That probably has more to do with it. I can’t possibly imagine there are 40X more active users in one year. The niche it serves isn’t particularly large, either.
- DNF2 6y agoYes, it was completely online. The comparison doesn't make sense. Also, next time it's IRL the numbers would seem to indicate a huge setback, so I wouldn't use those :D