From the FAQ:
What Data Is Tracked?
Although GitHub Trending is a great tool to discover up-and-coming projects, it only allows you to review up to one month of data. Third-party sites often show all-time stats that are relatively static, as they are dominated by well-established repos.
Viz is meant to supplement existing solutions by filtering only on the newest, most popular repos created within a specific timeframe.
_For example, Viz 2015 will only track repos created within the year 2015._
Can We See Stats for 'Older' Repos?
In the future, Viz can be extended to track repos regardless of creation date.
Curious what is the demand for this feature. This might require some use of Google BigQuery along with GitHub Archive to supplement the GitHub API.
From the FAQ:
What Data Is Tracked?
Although GitHub Trending is a great tool to discover up-and-coming projects, it only allows you to review up to one month of data. Third-party sites often show all-time stats that are relatively static, as they are dominated by well-established repos.
Vizis meant to supplement existing solutions by filtering only on the newest, most popular repos created within a specific timeframe._For example,
Viz2015 will only track repos created within the year 2015._Can We See Stats for 'Older' Repos?
In the future,
Vizcan be extended to track repos regardless of creation date.Curious what is the demand for this feature. This might require some use of Google BigQuery along with GitHub Archive to supplement the GitHub API.