Timur, have you seen the Open Source Report Card? This service reported on interactions between users and projects in an automated fashion. OSRC won the GitHub Data Challenge a few years ago but unfortunately recent GitHub API changes broke it:
https://osrc.dfm.io/ https://github.com/dfm/osrc/issues/165 Open Hub offers a subset of this information although has had some recent scaling challenges: https://www.openhub.net/p/jclouds http://blog.openhub.net/2015/02/progress-report-catching-up-on-outdated-analyses/ It would be interesting to fix and extend OSRC to include non-GitHub interactions like other issue trackers and mailing lists. On Mon, Feb 09, 2015 at 09:03:34AM -0500, Timur Sungur wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I'm doing research about collaborative work, and as a motivating > scenario, I'm planning to use JClouds community as it is an active > community with many contributors and users. However, for verification, > I need some facts about the community. As far as, I observed, there is > a core team (e.g., Adrian Cole, Andrew Gaul, etc.) and there are > additional contributors. If it is not confidential information, could > you tell me the members of this core team and their respective roles > (this information will not be published anywhere rather will be used > for verification and modeling of the approach)? > > Are there any core team members who are responsible for certain parts > of the JClouds (e.g., Blobstore API, more specifically aws-blobstore, > or JClouds labs) other than the original contributors? > > Is the following information accurate?: > > Code repository: GIT Hub + Apache > Communication tools: E-mail + GIT Hub (are there any others?) > Documentation: Project Web-site (do you use any other specific > software for documentation?) > > If there are any other critical tools that I'm missing in your > development flow please let me know. > > Thank you in advance. > > Regards, > > Timur -- Andrew Gaul http://gaul.org/
