Monthly Archives: November 2012

Numbers rule the world

Posted on November 30, 2012 by Josh Matthews

One thing that has become clear in my work as a Firefox coding steward is that we have no idea how healthy our community is. When people ask me how many unpaid contributors we have, I don’t have an answer … Continue reading →

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Help wanted: using the github API with authentication

Posted on November 27, 2012 by Josh Matthews

Bugs Ahoy retrieves issues from Github for certain categories (such as B2G and Test Automation). Unfortunately, I learned recently that unauthenticated API users are now limited to 60 requests an hour, and that means that these categories often end up … Continue reading →

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