goldhand
Node.js with Browser Globals from Jsdom
I get that setup with a style guide during the down time of the allotted "onboarding" phase.
There are many factors, "stars" among the more important and obvious ones. It indicates that this project was popular at one time for one reason or another. There's not enough info in the "stars" alone to draw any more conclusions without looking at other factors (although I am biased and favor a project with a lot of stars without looking at any other factors).
Other factors that I will consider:
* How old is the last commit? (is this actively maintained)
* How many contributors? (have multiple developers reviewed and worked on this code base)
* How many open issues (vs how many closed issues)?
* When was the last issue resolved? (also actively maintained)
* Are there CI tests built in and are they passing?
* Is there test coverage reported and is it acceptable?
I'll also:
* read through a few issues, make sure no one is saying "This does not build" etc.
* scroll through some of the dependencies (badges can help by indicating if the dependencies are out of date).
Why Isn't Google's ReCaptcha 'Responsive'?
Introducing the Cannabis Transparency Project
“unprecedented access to data about Washington's legal cannabis industry”
Frequency Graph Tool: http://www.cannabistransparency.org/labs/frequency/
and Lab specific Aggregates, scatter graphs, CSV exporting tool(slow load times $$): http://www.cannabistransparency.org/labs/
Home page has videos with instructions: http://www.cannabistransparency.org/
Show HN: Cannabis Transparency Project
Within this application is information I am confident investors in the cannabis industry would pay lots of money for. They don't know where it is though. There is a disqus discussion under each chart or graph so if you find anything, comment under it and a link to that graph will be added to the home page. There are a issues with date times and a few small samples groups and some of the...
7 Months of WA I-502 Cannabis Testing Labs' Data
Forbes.com hacked
Dear Forbes.com Member:Recently, Forbes.com was targeted in a digital attack. Our publishing platform was compromised and email addresses for registered members have been exposed. (Forbes subscribers should note that no credit card information or subscription details were revealed.) We have notified law enforcement and are taking the matter very seriously.Your Forbes.com password was encrypted...