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Part of the problem with comparing commits is the Django is more comprehensive. There is a larger "surface area" to make changes to.
by pyre 12y ago
Part of the problem with comparing commits is the Django is more comprehensive. There is a larger "surface area" to make changes to.
- dalke 12y agoThe question really is, what's a useful way to determine which of two projects has a "more active community according to GitHub"? Is the number of stars/watchers a good enough proxy to use for decision making? The projects I use are typically quite small, and my code is on Bitbucket, so I have effectively no experience in this.