Show HN: Slashscore, an open developer graph built from public GitHub activity

There are millions of public signals across GitHub such as repositories, commits, contributions, languages, organizations, locations, we wanted to turn those signals into something you can explore rather than another static developer directory so we built Slashscore, the developer graph.

You can explore developers and their public activity geographically, get a 0–100 score based on an open scoring formula and compare your profile with the broader developer ecosystem.

We’re especially interested in whether the graph itself is useful, whether the scoring model makes sense and what we're missing.

If you’re a developer, what would you change?

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murzynalbinos 8 hours ago | parent [-]

What would I change - mos def "calculating your score from live github data" - it says a few seconds but I'm waint for like 10 mins now and still nothing.

Edit:Because of that, I’ll soon forget I’ve got this tab open and just close it. You need to sort that out.

	▲	danielberigoi 7 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Thanks for flagging this. Normally it should not take more than a few seconds, regardless of the github activity size. Could be related to the Github API rate limiting, will dig into what's happening and get it sorted. Appreciate you taking the time to write it up. I am the app developer, will get back with an update once it's fixed