The 2020 Octoverse Report from @github has a very neat section "Open source powers the global economy"
It's a map of the world w/ toggle from 2015->2020->2025 ->2030: recording & projecting where open source contribs have/will come from.
(Pls read on)
octoverse.github.com
It's a map of the world w/ toggle from 2015->2020->2025 ->2030: recording & projecting where open source contribs have/will come from.
(Pls read on)
octoverse.github.com
In 2015, 🇺🇸was the lone bright region by a long shot. The rest of world was dim.
(Of course this, I assume, records contributions from that geography w/o info of the contributors' nationality.)
(Of course this, I assume, records contributions from that geography w/o info of the contributors' nationality.)
By 2020, 🇨🇳, 🇷🇺, 🇮🇳, 🇨🇦, 🇧🇷 have all gotten noticeable brighter.
Projecting into 2025, 🇨🇳 is about the same brightness as 🇺🇸. 🇮🇳brightness increases noticeably. Also more noticeable is 🇮🇩.
Projecting into 2030, 🇨🇳 is brighter than 🇺🇸. 🇮🇳 continues to get brighter. Many other places, like 🇮🇩🇳🇬, become more visible.
If these @github projections become even 50% true, it shows if open source tech powers the global economy, that power will come all over the world.
If these @github projections become even 50% true, it shows if open source tech powers the global economy, that power will come all over the world.
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