How many stars does redwoodjs/docker have?

GitHub currently reports 30 stars for redwoodjs/docker, with about 2 of them added in the last 90 days.

How fast is docker growing?

redwoodjs/docker gained about 2 stars over the last 90 days of its history (about 2 in the last 30) — figures are approximate for older repos, whose star history is downsampled. That's below its lifetime average growth pace, which is common for mature projects.

Is docker still active?

redwoodjs/docker is still attracting attention — about 2 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 docker created?

redwoodjs/docker was created on September 30, 2021 and earned its first GitHub star in Oct 2021.

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Stars: 30
History since: 2021
Latest star: Oct 2023

Star history

Last 30 days: +2
Last 90 days: +2
Stars / day: 0.0

Cumulative stars

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stars by date
Date	stars
October 20, 2021	1
November 8, 2021	2
February 8, 2022	3
March 21, 2022	4
March 22, 2022	5
April 26, 2022	6
May 2, 2022	7
May 9, 2022	8
June 7, 2022	9
June 8, 2022	10
June 16, 2022	12
June 25, 2022	13
June 26, 2022	14
June 27, 2022	15
August 3, 2022	16
August 8, 2022	17
August 27, 2022	18
September 29, 2022	19
October 4, 2022	20
November 14, 2022	21
November 22, 2022	22
December 15, 2022	23
January 5, 2023	24
April 7, 2023	25
April 20, 2023	26
May 8, 2023	27
July 7, 2023	28
October 18, 2023	29
October 29, 2023	30

The last 90 days run behind its lifetime average, which is ordinary for a mature project.

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Fix-labelled changes, file change frequency, ownership concentration and maintenance cadence, each computed from this repository's analyzed commit window. None of them is derived from stars, which is why they are allowed to disagree with the curve above.

Fix-labelled changes for redwoodjs/docker — Fix-labelled changes

File change frequency for redwoodjs/docker — File change frequency

Bus factor for redwoodjs/docker — Bus factor

Maintenance pulse for redwoodjs/docker — Maintenance pulse

Contributors for redwoodjs/docker — Contributors

Language activity for redwoodjs/docker — Language activity

Commit activity for redwoodjs/docker — Commit activity

Recent TODO/FIXME movement for redwoodjs/docker — Recent TODO/FIXME movement

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Notes on redwoodjs/docker

How many stars does redwoodjs/docker have?: GitHub currently reports 30 stars for redwoodjs/docker, with about 2 of them added in the last 90 days.
How fast is docker growing?: redwoodjs/docker gained about 2 stars over the last 90 days of its history (about 2 in the last 30) — figures are approximate for older repos, whose star history is downsampled. That's below its lifetime average growth pace, which is common for mature projects.
Is docker still active?: redwoodjs/docker is still attracting attention — about 2 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 docker created?: redwoodjs/docker was created on September 30, 2021 and earned its first GitHub star in Oct 2021.

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