How Do You Stack Up Against Other Developers?(strictlydev.com)
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How Do You Stack Up Against Other Developers?
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Hell, what about non-GitHub? I have tons of code on http://git.xfce.org that presumably this site wouldn't pick up at all.
We're working on adding BitBucket and Ohloh soon
I was very interested to see this. I have been working on a similar idea but without the github "centric-ness".
My one is called codefamous.com and has a similar tag idea to yours but I've gone a bit more flexible and allowed users to create tags and tag groups that they like and pinch them from each other's profiles. See my profile on it to give you an idea: http://codefamous.com/bcg
Yes everyone, I know I need the services of a designer and gravitar and auth api integration. It early days yet as I'v only just knocked her up over the last couple of weeks.
At the moment I'm just really interested in what tags and groups evolve.
My one is called codefamous.com and has a similar tag idea to yours but I've gone a bit more flexible and allowed users to create tags and tag groups that they like and pinch them from each other's profiles. See my profile on it to give you an idea: http://codefamous.com/bcg
Yes everyone, I know I need the services of a designer and gravitar and auth api integration. It early days yet as I'v only just knocked her up over the last couple of weeks.
At the moment I'm just really interested in what tags and groups evolve.
Please don't make me create yet-another-account to see a number.
Why are they emailing developers out of the blue to "claim" their profile?
Please don't base your service off of crawling sites and emailing people who don't ask for either.
Please don't base your service off of crawling sites and emailing people who don't ask for either.
I just got one of these spam emails too. Gordon L. Hempton, I believe you are promoting your business in violation of the CAN-SPAM Act. Please stop.
Like, when someone is a core team member working on rails, that's a big difference from simply having a fork of rails under your own username. But these sites would never look at the core rails members because the official rails repo is under the rails namespace, not anyone's personal account.
Because of this (and many many other factors), it would be hard to ever use something like this to actually assess a given developer's chops.