Serenity migrations over time

That includes Fixmes/Todos, Deprecated(Fly)String, and DeprecatedFile.

Total

Last 366 days

Last 31 days

Last 7 days

Downloads

You can download the raw CSV data (about 1 MiB) used for these diagrams.

You can tinker with this code at the Github repository. If you want to hot-start your cache, you can use the hot cache used to generate above plots (about 4 MiB). Not that it's in version 4, so including the counts of DeprecatedString, DeprecatedFlyString, and DeprecatedFile. It is therefore incompatible with the old v1, v2, and v3 caches.

Other sites to check out:

Statistics:

• Flamegraph of how the FIXMEs are distributed over the files
• Lines of Code vs. Commits
• Happyness statistics
• Unresolved issues found by OSS Fuzz
• Some CSS statistics
• Fonts and font statistics
• Emoji and emoji statistics
• Flags and flags statistics
• Font stuff and Font Editor wishlist
• Contributor stats

Non-statistics, but still interesting:

• Links collected in git (contains most of the following links)
• Serenity Wiki and even more links
• Serenity Man pages
• Andreas' personal blog
• Try it out online!
• Mastodon instance (and its very own statistics)
• Gelassenheits-BS
• Serenity Image maker
• Files that might be useful starting points for fuzzing
• Ports, see also this list.
• Wrong page, but still cute andhelpful.
• Serenity merch
• Spinning ladyball
• Compiler explorer settings (under Libraries, select "Lagom trunk", and add the compiler option -std=c++20)
• Historic quotes from the #serenityos channel on freenode IRC.

License stuff

This project is licensed under the UNLICENSE. Do whatever you want. The data mined by this project is licensed either under the UNLICENSE or the BSD License, I'm not sure which, but you can use it in either case.