Carl Cervone
Carl Cervone
The goal is to create a sankey chart that allows a user to filter on an ecosystem (from the Open Dev Data taxonomy) and identify developer movement to/from different ecosystems.
Here's a starter notebook: [https://www.oso.xyz/oso/OSO-vs-ODD](https://www.oso.xyz/oso/OSO-vs-ODD)
To update the landing page, we need the following: * Refreshed copy * A high quality generic "builder dashboard" view that can be embedded for the hero section * Other...
- [ ] Solutions on landing page and navbar - [ ] Ecosystem Growth - [ ] Venture Capital - [ ] Supply Chain - [ ] Reputation Networks -...
Test out a few options for categorizing repos
This works:[https://www.oso.xyz/optimism/Retro-Funding-Devtooling-Results](https://www.oso.xyz/optimism/Retro-Funding-Devtooling-Results) This 404s: [https://www.oso.xyz/optimism/Retro-Funding-Devtooling-results](https://www.oso.xyz/optimism/Retro-Funding-Devtooling-Results)
Given the recent GItHub API changes, we need to make a series of changes to replace `COMMIT` logic with `PUSH` event logic. Alternatively, we could keep commits but change the...
Unfortunately, this metric shows up a lot … we'd need to look for it across a variety of surfaces, from Retro Funding algos to production notebooks
This includes several core intermediate models like `int_first_last_commit_to_github_repository` as well as definitions for active developers, contributors, etc in the metrics factory.
We'd want to create the usual timeseries metrics for these events, like we have for other GitHub events like stars and commits