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Ruby on Rails repository virtulization from 2004 to 2009 with Gource

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Uploaded by on Apr 14, 2010

this video is just amazing! used very good configuration of the Gource open source project (http://code.google.com/p/gource/).
5 first second don't show good, but it's awesome after that!

april 2008, the month rails moved to github, you can see what's going on that month! huge surge in commits and commiters.

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  • what is the name of the song? I know I've heard it before? Also what the hell is going on this video. I know its showing the growth of Ruby on Rails, but I'm not sure if its showing the growth of the codebase or growth in the number of users using the Ruby on Rails. Its just going way over my head....

  • @Hilariousity you're right, it does not show code base growth or number of people using it, it just shows the total work flow of the git code repository. you can see the community contribution to Ruby on Rails over the years.

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  • David moves fast! :P

  • coding is art :)

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  • What song are you talking about? I hear nothing. 

  • Forget who is is the name of the song? Where did this actually take place, and WHO was the Conductor!?

  • lol WOW that's alot of branches

  • looks like something name .... Andromeda! (the old one, not that crappy remake)

  • Really cool!

  • Very nice.

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