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For better experience, add stars and date of last release or version
Example of my experiencie, in list Tables / data grids, I don't know which them are active, so I suggest to add stars and date of last release for each them, I dont know if possible to add a date dynamic in markdown.
I think that adding stars to every component will be really nice addition showing which library is more popular and more supported.
I found some badges:
[](https://github.com/vuejs/vue/stargazers/)
[](https://github.com/vuejs/vue/commits)
There seems to be no badges related to npm publish. but, I made a badge available through http://registry.npmjs.org/vue.
[](https://www.npmjs.com/package/vue)
It's hard to apply to all components at once, but it would be better to gradually apply them to components that are added or modified through PR.
It's easy to add badge we just want this to become the standart when adding package
Is there a way to allow individuals to give thumbs up/down for each? Like we can do on these comments? How would you define number of stars? 1 star for currently maintained, 1 star for Vue integration, 1 star for having advanced features such as server-side pagination, multi-column sort/filtering, 1 star for good documention, 1 star for being agnostic backend, 1 star for not requiring other UI frameworks such as jQuery/Angular/React, etc?
@wan2land this is very easy for all. I made for you. Source Codes can be accessed from my github repository. https://github.com/MelihAltintas/vue-awesome-githubstars live demo : https://vueawesomestars.netlify.app/
I did not make a pr but i created latest readme.md file @Scrum 10.05.2020 :
@LinusBorg What do you think about this? I don’t mean anything bad about this if it gives users the opportunity to quickly choose, but the stars are appealing
If we do this, then I think real popularity is measured better with downloads, so:
And for activity to keep it alike maybe use commits per month?
