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The score simply being the number of top sites feels pretty difficult to understand in isolation. For instance, knowing that React has a libscore of 203 doesn't
by jack_jennings 12y ago
The score simply being the number of top sites feels pretty difficult to understand in isolation. For instance, knowing that React has a libscore of 203 doesn't mean much if I don't know both that this is out of one million sites polled and the score of some other library that I might already have a vague mental picture of its popularity (i.e. compared to jQuery's 600k+).
Other than that, very interesting information to sift through.
- purpleturtle 12y agoExactly. That's why we removed any mention of a "score" from the copywriting before launching. We realized how vague a score could be. We focus on site counts now, since they're raw/unfiltered data.