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Web Platform engineer at Google on the Chrome team, helping the open web to thrive. Opinions are my own, not my employer's. [bridged from https://toot.cafe/@RickByers on the fediverse by https://fed.brid.gy/ ]
Photo of computer history museum exhibits
Who is free in the bay area this afternoon and wants to be inspired by computing's past while chatting about the future of the web?
Join me at the Computer History Museum around 3-5pm today!
Details at https://bsky.app/profile/rbyers.net/post/3lwjivvgwes2g
Blink is more diverse than Chromium as a whole (which includes blink), with 78% of contributors being from Google (87% of commits) vs. 84% for Chromium (95% of commits) […]
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As is the total number of reviews and commits by organization. https://chrome-commit-tracker.arthursonzogni.com/organizations/commits/?repositories=chromium&organizations=ARM,Igalia,Individuals,Intel,LGE,Microsoft,Opera,Samsung,Unknown […]
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The number of distinct quarterly reviewers is also interesting to watch: https://chrome-commit-tracker.arthursonzogni.com/organizations/commits/?repositories=chromium&organizations=ARM,Igalia,Individuals,Intel,LGE,Microsoft,Opera,Samsung,Unknown […]
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The Chromium commit tracker can now count unique contributors. It's neat to see how this has changed over time, and great to see Microsoft nearly back up to their peak! Thanks to
@arthursonzogni for adding!
Note: Google omitted as it dominates at 84%]. [ […]
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