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Add Latest commit date to the table
I really like this, but the load time is pretty huge - effectively doubling our current load time. Do you know if there's any way to reduce this? 🤔
It also looks like there's so many requests that the last few start timing out:
I see. To be honest with you, I would rather have the information about "up-to-dateness", then downloads... Should I delete the Downloads column or you think it is more important?
Or maybe the README.md could be split into different files. Each with one category, maybe.
I honestly agree with you in terms of up-to-dateness. That said, I've been much less involved/invested in this than some of the other maintainers as of late and they have much more investment than I do - I wouldn't want to override their opinions before hearing them.
@darahak @chabou @matheuss could you share your thoughts?
Last commit date is not relevant imo. Plugins are attended to be as small as possible and shouldn't be updated every week.
A simple example: https://github.com/chabou/hyper-always-on-top no commit since 11 months. But, you know, it just works.
I agree with @chabou: downloads can give an idea about a package's popularity, but last commit date alone doesn't mean much.
For reference, I like how npms is rating quality and maintenance. It would be cool if we could make badges with those scores.
They have an API, so it would be possible. Here is some scores for hyper-always-on-top:
Though I don't know how to turn it into a percentage or even cut the digits so it would be shorter. Or which one of these values give the most accurate result.