Emacs Lisp Programming Language Statistics
Earliest usage tracked by Ohloh: May 1988
Projects
380
Contributors
1,044
Commits
54,687
Most Experienced Contributors
Accounts with the most overall experience in Emacs Lisp, as measured by Ohloh.
1. Richard Stallman
16y 10m
2. Martin Maechler
7y 7m
3. Miles Bader
7y 4m
4. Andreas Schwab
7y 2m
5. Per Abrahamsen
6y 9m
6. Rodney Sparapani
4y 9m
7. Ronan Waide
4y 5m
8. Jason Rumney
3y 11m
9. John Paul Wallington
3y 7m
10. kfogel
3y 7m
11. Simon Josefsson
3y 0m
12. Artur Hefczyc
2y 7m
13. Shawn Betts
2y 2m
14. ossau
1y 9m
15. eserte
1y 7m
16. Tom Tromey
1y 6m
17. bzg
1y 4m
18. hjunes
1y 4m
19. Jonathan Yavner
1y 2m
20. jtl
1y 2m
21. Per Bothner
1y 2m
22. juhp
1y 0m
23. Daniel Stenberg
1y 0m
24. Colin Walters
1y 0m
25. Philip Johnson
11m
Recently Active Contributors
Accounts with the most commits in Emacs Lisp between Mar 2008 and May 2008 as measured by Ohloh.
1. bzg
53 commits
2. David O'Toole
20 commits
3. Bart Massey
17 commits
4. Miles Bader
17 commits
5. Rodney Sparapani
14 commits
6. Andreas Schwab
10 commits
7. timburks
8 commits
8. Martin Maechler
7 commits
9. jmaessen
6 commits
10. typester
6 commits
11. Jason Rumney
5 commits
12. nosuke
4 commits
13. kfogel
3 commits
14. larssg
3 commits
15. Soliton
2 commits
16. xhochy
2 commits
17. bschuller
2 commits
18. John Paul Wallington
2 commits
19. eserte
2 commits
20. Paolo Bonzini
1 commit
21. cwarrensmith
1 commit
22. pmichaud
1 commit
23. raimue
1 commit
24. nex3
1 commit
25. Daniel Remenak
1 commit