How many stars does jgthms/euro-2016-calendar have?

GitHub currently reports 6 stars for jgthms/euro-2016-calendar, with about 1 of them added in the last 90 days.

How fast is euro-2016-calendar growing?

jgthms/euro-2016-calendar gained about 1 stars over the last 90 days of its history (about 1 in the last 30) — figures are approximate for older repos, whose star history is downsampled. That's faster than its lifetime average growth pace.

Is euro-2016-calendar still active?

jgthms/euro-2016-calendar is still attracting attention — about 1 new GitHub stars in the most recent 30 days of its history. For commit-level signals, see the commit activity heatmap, commit trend, and contributors charts on this page.

When was euro-2016-calendar created?

jgthms/euro-2016-calendar was created on June 11, 2016 and earned its first GitHub star in Jun 2016.

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Stars: 6
History since: 2016
Latest star: Apr 2019

Star history

Last 30 days: +1
Last 90 days: +1
Stars / day: 0.0

Cumulative stars

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Date	stars
June 12, 2016	1
June 13, 2016	2
July 5, 2016	3
July 30, 2016	4
December 22, 2016	5
April 26, 2019	6

The last 90 days run ahead of this repository's lifetime average.

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Notes on jgthms/euro-2016-calendar

How many stars does jgthms/euro-2016-calendar have?: GitHub currently reports 6 stars for jgthms/euro-2016-calendar, with about 1 of them added in the last 90 days.
How fast is euro-2016-calendar growing?: jgthms/euro-2016-calendar gained about 1 stars over the last 90 days of its history (about 1 in the last 30) — figures are approximate for older repos, whose star history is downsampled. That's faster than its lifetime average growth pace.
Is euro-2016-calendar still active?: jgthms/euro-2016-calendar is still attracting attention — about 1 new GitHub stars in the most recent 30 days of its history. For commit-level signals, see the commit activity heatmap, commit trend, and contributors charts on this page.
When was euro-2016-calendar created?: jgthms/euro-2016-calendar was created on June 11, 2016 and earned its first GitHub star in Jun 2016.

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