that's the first thing I noticed as well, it's based on the # of packages published by an author. Would be nice to be able to see a summary on their impact mor

that's the first thing I noticed as well, it's based on the # of packages published by an author. Would be nice to be able to see a summary on their impact more than the # of packages. On another hand, I have met/worked with some of the people in the top #20 and I can say for sure they are major proponents(?) of Node.js. Heck, someone could go and published a lot of useless packages and get on the list! (if that kind of vanity was your thing) edit: michael jackson codes Node.js @ #310