Every leaf is a headline number from Ben Newman’s public GitHub. The canopy fills out as the work grows - sway and all.
Data from GitHub API · refreshed in real time
Based on public GitHub activity · how this is calculated
JavaScript is the largest language share across analyzed repositories, at 61%.
High confidence
Public visibility is concentrated: the top 3 analyzed repositories account for 87% of total stars, led by recast.
Medium confidence
Public GitHub activity is evenly spread across commits, pull requests, reviews and issues.
Medium confidence
Most analyzed repositories (36 of 40) show no public activity in over a year.
Medium confidence
This analysis covers 40 of 53 public repositories (75%); broader totals may differ.
High confidence
Signals from analyzed public data
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A skim of public evidence, not a hiring judgement
Largest language shares across analyzed repositories
Analyzed repositories rated established or maintained
Public pull requests and code reviews in the trailing year
Summed across analyzed repositories
Calendar months with at least one tracked contribution
Strongest signals
Ben Newman is a developer on GitHub whose public work is written mostly in JavaScript, which accounts for roughly 61% of their committed code, alongside TypeScript and CSS. Their account holds 53 public repositories, collecting 8,236 stars in total, led by recast at 5,253. In the trailing year the account logged 3,436 contributions, including a longest run of 18 consecutive active days. Ben Newman has been on GitHub since 2008 and is followed by 2,930 developers.
This overview is generated from Ben Newman’s public GitHub activity at the time of the last refresh. Figures cover public repositories and the trailing twelve months of contributions.
Add topics to recast
High impactrecast is pinned but has no topic tags, making its stack harder to identify.
recast →Review reify
High impactreify is pinned to your profile but hasn't been pushed to in over a year.
reify →Add topics to reify
High impactreify is pinned but has no topic tags, making its stack harder to identify.
reify →Review optimism
High impactoptimism is pinned to your profile but hasn't been pushed to in over a year.
optimism →Add topics to optimism
High impactoptimism is pinned but has no topic tags, making its stack harder to identify.
optimism →Add topics to ast-types
High impactast-types is pinned but has no topic tags, making its stack harder to identify.
ast-types →Review arson
High impactarson is pinned to your profile but hasn't been pushed to in over a year.
arson →How these are calculated: see the methodology page .
JavaScript syntax tree transformer, nondestructive pretty-printer, and automatic source map generator
Esprima-compatible implementation of the Mozilla JS Parser API
Enable ECMAScript 2015 modules in Node today. No caveats. Full stop.
Efficient encoder and decoder for arbitrary objects
Composable reactive caching with efficient invalidation.
A standalone version of Google's new rich text editor, Kix
A collection of packages that are probably a little too clever. Use at your own wrisk.
Minimal JavaScript module loader
Utility for associating truly private state with any JavaScript object
JavaScript syntax tree transformer, nondestructive pretty-printer, and automatic source map generator
Enable ECMAScript 2015 modules in Node today. No caveats. Full stop.
Composable reactive caching with efficient invalidation.
Esprima-compatible implementation of the Mozilla JS Parser API
Efficient encoder and decoder for arbitrary objects
A collection of packages that are probably a little too clever. Use at your own wrisk.
JavaScript syntax tree transformer, nondestructive pretty-printer, and automatic source map generator
Esprima-compatible implementation of the Mozilla JS Parser API
Enable ECMAScript 2015 modules in Node today. No caveats. Full stop.
A standalone version of Google's new rich text editor, Kix
Efficient encoder and decoder for arbitrary objects
Composable reactive caching with efficient invalidation.
Public visibility is concentrated in a small number of projects - these are the strongest candidates to feature on a resume.
Leading repository: recast (5,253 stars, 8,236 total across analyzed repositories)
Derived from repository languages and topics - horizontal bars, never a pie.
README, contributing-guide and GitHub Actions badges below are detected by exact filename on each repository’s default branch - they report presence, not quality.
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Best coding day: Sun
Created the @benjamn account.
Published voodoodown, the oldest repository still on the account.
voodoodown is the earliest-created repository to have earned stars.
recast was the 10th public repository created.
1,547 contributions recorded in 2021, more than any other year on record.
garden is the most recently created repository.
Your GitHub career, year by year.
→Started with JavaScript.
Shifted from JavaScript to Emacs Lisp.
Shifted from Emacs Lisp to JavaScript.
Went deeper into JavaScript.
Went deeper into JavaScript.
Went deeper into JavaScript.
Went deeper into JavaScript.
Went deeper into JavaScript.
Went deeper into JavaScript.
Shifted from JavaScript to C.
Shifted from C to TypeScript.
Shifted from TypeScript to SCSS.
Built from benjamn’s public, non-fork repositories. Star totals reflect current counts, not historical snapshots.
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The primary languages of repositories created each year.
Repositories created per year, and the running total.
Built automatically from repository languages and topics.
