Hi there 👋
Today, let's look into 8 Python repos that the top 1% of developers use (and those you have likely never heard of).
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Very interesting!!🧐
Glad to hear you find it useful 🤘
Hey Mike, thanks for your comment. I see where you are coming from. On our end, we do believe some engineers have more experience than others, and we are trying to find a way to identify that. We recognise that our DevRank methodology is imperfect, and we are working daily to improve it. Still, I am very interested in your feedback on this. Can you develop your thoughts here? Thanks in advance 🙏
Ah got it! The position we have is that not all developers are equal in the sense that some have had more impact than others. I agree with you that not every developer always has the right answer. As you said, despite 20-30+ years of experience, anyone can still be wrong. The way we look at it is that some devs have had really meaningful pieces of work in the open-source ecosystem, and in order to find which ones had more impact, you inevitably go into a ranking system. I still understand where you are coming from, and I want to thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts - I really appreciate it. 🙏
Interesting !
Thanks for letting us know about this part:
Wow, so many new tools :)
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Thank you for sharing.
If you have worked with other OS backend projects which you think deserve a mention, please share it below. I'm super keen to read up on them 🌟👇
I want to know what is the total number of python developers who are in the top 1% 😉
and none of them are async
Finally something for URLs, Yarl!!