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As a developer I want to find stuff developed by "Mike Bostock" whatever is his current nick name in whatever community system I'm searching through. I just want to enter the name and get the results
Rationale
many developers are better known by their human name. e.g. "TJ Holowaychuk" is a well known name. While their GitHub nicknames ("visionmedia" in this case) are not well known outside the community. Using the human names would improve the human dimension of the search tool. It would be more visible who gets the credit ("..Credit is the primary currency of the free software world..") and much easier for newcomers to find friends
Implementation notes
This is not currently available in the component-crawler dataset but should not be difficult to get it (and cache it) through the GitHub API. Especially when the number of authors is quite small, definitelly smaller then GitHub Rate Limit 5000 requests per hour
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User story
As a developer I want to find stuff developed by "Mike Bostock" whatever is his current nick name in whatever community system I'm searching through. I just want to enter the name and get the results
Rationale
many developers are better known by their human name. e.g. "TJ Holowaychuk" is a well known name. While their GitHub nicknames ("visionmedia" in this case) are not well known outside the community. Using the human names would improve the human dimension of the search tool. It would be more visible who gets the credit ("..Credit is the primary currency of the free software world..") and much easier for newcomers to find friends
Implementation notes
This is not currently available in the component-crawler dataset but should not be difficult to get it (and cache it) through the GitHub API. Especially when the number of authors is quite small, definitelly smaller then GitHub Rate Limit 5000 requests per hour
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: