Every leaf is a headline number from Jake Vanderplas’s public GitHub. The canopy fills out as the work grows - sway and all.
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Jupyter Notebook is the largest language share across analyzed repositories, at 78%.
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Public visibility is concentrated: the top 3 analyzed repositories account for 93% of total stars, led by PythonDataScienceHandbook.
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Public GitHub activity is evenly spread across commits, pull requests, reviews and issues.
Medium confidence
Most analyzed repositories (37 of 40) show no public activity in over a year.
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This analysis covers 40 of 110 public repositories (36%); broader totals may differ.
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Largest language shares across analyzed repositories
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Across their public repositories, Jake Vanderplas works mainly in Jupyter Notebook, which accounts for roughly 78% of their committed code, alongside HTML and Fortran. They have 110 public repositories, which together have earned 60,200 stars, led by PythonDataScienceHandbook at 49,983. Their activity over the last twelve months totals 1,110 contributions, including a longest run of 13 consecutive active days. Jake Vanderplas has been on GitHub since 2011 and is followed by 19,824 developers.
This overview is generated from Jake Vanderplas’s public GitHub activity at the time of the last refresh. Figures cover public repositories and the trailing twelve months of contributions.
Review PythonDataScienceHandbook
High impactPythonDataScienceHandbook is pinned to your profile but hasn't been pushed to in over a year.
PythonDataScienceHandbook →Review WhirlwindTourOfPython
High impactWhirlwindTourOfPython is pinned to your profile but hasn't been pushed to in over a year.
WhirlwindTourOfPython →Add topics to WhirlwindTourOfPython
High impactWhirlwindTourOfPython is pinned but has no topic tags, making its stack harder to identify.
WhirlwindTourOfPython →Reconsider pinning sklearn_tutorial
High impactsklearn_tutorial is pinned to your profile but is archived.
sklearn_tutorial →Add topics to sklearn_pycon2015
Low impactsklearn_pycon2015 has no topic tags, making its technology harder to discover.
sklearn_pycon2015 →Add topics to sklearn_scipy2013
Low impactsklearn_scipy2013 has no topic tags, making its technology harder to discover.
sklearn_scipy2013 →Add topics to sklearn_pycon2014
Low impactsklearn_pycon2014 has no topic tags, making its technology harder to discover.
sklearn_pycon2014 →How these are calculated: see the methodology page .
Python Data Science Handbook: full text in Jupyter Notebooks
The Jupyter Notebooks behind my OReilly report, "A Whirlwind Tour of Python"
Materials for my Pycon 2015 scikit-learn tutorial.
Materials for my scikit-learn tutorial
Scikit-learn tutorials for the Scipy 2013 conference
Repository containing files for my PyCon 2014 scikit-learn tutorial.
[DEPRECATED] An IPython notebook-compatible Javascript/HTML viewer for matplotlib animations
Files for my scikit-learn tutorial at PyCon 2013
Lightweight non-uniform Fast Fourier Transform in Python
Python Data Science Handbook: full text in Jupyter Notebooks
Declarative visualization library for Python
The Jupyter Notebooks behind my OReilly report, "A Whirlwind Tour of Python"
Materials for my scikit-learn tutorial
Python Data Science Handbook: full text in Jupyter Notebooks
The Jupyter Notebooks behind my OReilly report, "A Whirlwind Tour of Python"
Materials for my scikit-learn tutorial
Materials for my Pycon 2015 scikit-learn tutorial.
Scikit-learn tutorials for the Scipy 2013 conference
[DEPRECATED] An IPython notebook-compatible Javascript/HTML viewer for matplotlib animations
Public visibility is concentrated in a small number of projects - these are the strongest candidates to feature on a resume.
Leading repository: PythonDataScienceHandbook (49,983 stars, 60,200 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: Tue
Created the @jakevdp account.
Published pyCRFsuite, the oldest repository still on the account.
pyCRFsuite is the earliest-created repository to have earned stars.
JSAnimation was the 10th public repository created.
GitIntro is the most recently created repository.
1,956 contributions recorded in 2024, more than any other year on record.
Your GitHub career, year by year.
→Shifted from C to Fortran.
Shifted from Fortran to Jupyter Notebook.
Shifted from Jupyter Notebook to Python.
Shifted from Python to Jupyter Notebook.
Went deeper into Jupyter Notebook.
Went deeper into Jupyter Notebook.
Built from jakevdp’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.
