Le 24/05/2013 17:30, Maurizio Cucchiara a écrit :
> What is really interesting to me is the maven top 10 most download of
> the month [1]
>
> [1] http://search.maven.org/#stats
The downside of this top 10 is the bias toward artifacts used by Maven
and its plugins. That doesn't give a good pictur
> We don't have many statistics on the usage of our components as they are
> mainly consumed through Maven.
AFAIK committers should be able to see maven central stats from
http://repository.apache.org (from Views/Repositories > Central
Statistics), but for some weird reason, I'm not able to see th
For an ApacheCon talk I once analysed the transitive deps of all the
POMs of the central maven repo to get such a list.
That was fun, too :)
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Hi all,
We don't have many statistics on the usage of our components as they are
mainly consumed through Maven. There is an interesting metric that can
be used to compare the components though, it's the Debian Popularity
Contest [1]. It gives an indication on how many systems have the library
inst
