Collected 2026-09-12
Activity.
Two panels over one timeline. The top is a daily contribution heatmap; the bottom is weekly code churn, with additions above the line and deletions below. Scroll the strip sideways and older weeks load as you reach the left edge.
- Contributions
- 17,144
- Lines added
- 19,903,540
- Lines removed
- 12,395,398
- Weeks tracked
- 270
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How to read this
- It is called code churn, not productivity. Lines added and removed measure how much code moved, not whether any of it was worth writing.
- Churn comes from GitHub's repository contributor statistics, which count every file in a commit. Lockfiles, generated output and vendored dependencies are in there, so the absolute numbers run high; the shape over time is the useful part.
- Contribution counts include private work, but only as aggregates. No repository names, commit messages or timestamps are published here.
- GitHub returns zero additions and deletions for repositories with more than ten thousand commits, so a small number of weeks may under-report churn.
- Records start the week of 2021-07-11. Anything before that predates the data this page can reach.