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Totally agree. The only use I see is when you're simply searching for projects/solutions and you want to quickly ascertain popularity and language. That said, I
by imperialWicket 13y ago
Totally agree. The only use I see is when you're simply searching for projects/solutions and you want to quickly ascertain popularity and language. That said, I'm not sure I'll remember the color-language relationships without a lot of work that I'm not interested in performing.
- bostonvaulter2 13y agoI think there's a disconnect in the use case of you and the OP compared to some other people (like me). 90% of the time when I'm looking at a Github repo it's for a new project so things like language composition, number (or existence) of tags to download and clone URL are all very handy. Only 10% of the time am I looking at a project that I'm already intimately familiar with.
- masklinn 13y ago> things like language composition, number (or existence) of tags [...] are all very handy Why? How? I just can't fathom what use they could be outside of pointless wankery.