Current Code Contributors: July 2019
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kareilaEvery few months, I run through ![[site community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/comm_staff.png)
changelog compiling a list of who has been contributing patches to our code repository, with the understanding that this is not a competition, or any sort of "high score" list. It's intended as a guide for casual developers, to discern not only our most prolific contributors, but also those who have contributed to the project most recently and therefore would be more likely to provide a timely, informed response to development questions. That is why the list is sorted by "Latest" instead of "Changes".
In general, one commit on Github equals one point in the "Changes" column, but fractional points are awarded for collaborative efforts — the most common example being a new S2 theme, where usually half credit is awarded to the theme author and the other half to the person who converts the theme into a code patch. Due to the nature of development, some changes are massive contributions of new code, and others are tiny tweaks; there is no correlation with the amount of effort involved. We are grateful to everyone who helps to improve Dreamwidth, in ways large or small.
I last compiled this list at the end of April. Since that time, we have welcomedalexwlchan as a new contributor! Congratulations and thank you again!
changelog compiling a list of who has been contributing patches to our code repository, with the understanding that this is not a competition, or any sort of "high score" list. It's intended as a guide for casual developers, to discern not only our most prolific contributors, but also those who have contributed to the project most recently and therefore would be more likely to provide a timely, informed response to development questions. That is why the list is sorted by "Latest" instead of "Changes".In general, one commit on Github equals one point in the "Changes" column, but fractional points are awarded for collaborative efforts — the most common example being a new S2 theme, where usually half credit is awarded to the theme author and the other half to the person who converts the theme into a code patch. Due to the nature of development, some changes are massive contributions of new code, and others are tiny tweaks; there is no correlation with the amount of effort involved. We are grateful to everyone who helps to improve Dreamwidth, in ways large or small.
I last compiled this list at the end of April. Since that time, we have welcomed
alexwlchan as a new contributor! Congratulations and thank you again!# User Changes Latest 1. roadrunnertwice 69 Sun Jun 30 21:56:46 2019 UTC 2. mark 604.5 Tue Jun 25 19:42:08 2019 UTC 3. kareila 1309 Mon Jun 24 00:15:51 2019 UTC 4. alierak 39 Mon Jun 24 00:10:10 2019 UTC 5. momijizukamori 259.66 Sun Jun 23 07:25:50 2019 UTC 6. alexwlchan 5 Sun May 26 04:56:47 2019 UTC 7. allen 64 Mon Apr 29 17:10:26 2019 UTC 8. srukle 13 Wed Dec 19 03:35:50 2018 UTC 9. darael 10 Sun Dec 09 01:41:18 2018 UTC 10. swaldman 86 Sat Jul 21 04:13:07 2018 UTC 11. kaberett 56.5 Sun Jun 17 18:46:15 2018 UTC 12. chrisboyle 18 Sun Jun 17 18:11:05 2018 UTC 13. pauamma 150 Sat Jan 20 17:42:28 2018 UTC 14. hotlevel4 54 Mon Jan 01 23:33:48 2018 UTC 15. pinterface 17.5 Sat May 20 03:03:22 2017 UTC 16. josh-berry 1 Mon May 08 04:40:55 2017 UTC 17. nightflyer 1 Wed Apr 19 19:53:30 2017 UTC 18. denise 423.08 Fri Mar 31 06:03:58 2017 UTC 19. fu 2168.5 Thu Mar 30 04:12:07 2017 UTC 20. woggy 17 Thu Sep 29 22:26:43 2016 UTC( The rest of the list... (163 total) )