nice

Dustin, if you’re reading this. I’m disappointed in your lack of commitment. ;-) Seriously, this is great stuff guys.

Very, very nice work. Now have a great weekend!

Pretty.

this is just great, lol :D i can actually see how much i’m a night guy, since the ‘big balls’ are all to the right of 12pm ^^

great stuff! want more of those visuals :)

actually..forget what i wrote there, lol…does that even make sense? i get confused with that am/pm stuff, since i’m used to 24h times (thats the way we handle it here in germany, and i think its easier…oh well ^^)

Daaaaamn. That’s very nice, regardless of practical use.

Wow nicely done.

What graphing library do you use? Nice stuff.

Lol, might this have been inspired by http://github.com/hans/gitchart ? :P

kamu: the first two use Google Charts and the Impact Graph is all custom Canvas + JavaScript. I’ll write a full blog post about that next week.

Thanks mojombo, I didn’t even think to look at the image location, but checking now it clearly says google charts api. :)

A minor nitpick: Haml files have their language marked as “HAML”, but the official capitalization is “Haml”.

wow, this is so cool!! looks awesome!

Nice work guys :) Love the graphs.

Times are a bit off. Do they assume everyone commits from California or something? :-)

Totally awesome.

branch support!

e.g. the majority of the current activity on rubinius is happening on the cpp branch, which the impact graph is completely ignoring.

zenspider: these are all very 1.0 versions. We’ll be adding more features and more visualizations over time, branch support included!

Wow, these are great! Wonderful job.

What timezone is it in?

Unfortunately, since it seems to be based upon file extensions, GitHub wrongly reports my Matlab code as being Objective-C since both use .m as their extension.

Dmitry Baranovskiy rewrote the Impact graph in Raphaël (hosted on Github) so that it works cross-browser and you can click on the entire shape rather than just the squares. Very cool!