some graphs
I'm experimenting with making some graphs of the data we've collected.
Here is a graph of the growth in programming languages used on Sourceforge projects from October 2004 until January 2005.
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Here is a graph showing the growth in the number of projects added per month to the Sourceforge repository from November 1999 until January 2005.
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Here is a graph showing growth in total numbers of Sourceforge projects, by month, from November 1999 until January 2005.
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Here is a pie chart showing the different license types and how many Sourceforge projects use each one as of January 2005. (This chart only includes license types with more than 100 projects.)
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Here is a graph of the growth in programming languages used on Sourceforge projects from October 2004 until January 2005.
click for a full-size image
Here is a graph showing the growth in the number of projects added per month to the Sourceforge repository from November 1999 until January 2005.
click for a full-size image
Here is a graph showing growth in total numbers of Sourceforge projects, by month, from November 1999 until January 2005.
click for a full-size image
Here is a pie chart showing the different license types and how many Sourceforge projects use each one as of January 2005. (This chart only includes license types with more than 100 projects.)
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Interesting. I had expected
Interesting. I had expected an exponential growth, at least around 2002. Instead it looks as though it was only exponential for about 2 months in early 2001.