A year in the life

The breakdown of my 2017 GitHub history

• 1,617 contributions
• 813 commits created
• 481 pull requests reviewed
• 299 pull requests opened
  • 263 merged
  • 36 closed
• Longest streak (excluding weekends): 11 weeks and 3 days (June 19th to September 6th)

Weekends

The most evident and boring pattern: I don't have any commits on weekends.

Public holidays

Between national and state holidays, I had 11 public holidays, 9 on weekdays.

Holidays

Our company gives us 28 days of vacation every year. The legal minimum in Germany is 20 days.

Conferences

Our company gives us budget to attend a couple of conferences every year. We also have the Summer Event, a company-wide gathering every year.

Notes

1. I don't embrace the erroneous idea that "commits/pull requests/review per day" is a useful metric for productivity. This is just my first exercise at data visualization.
2. Source is my employer's private GitHub Enterprise data. Maybe I will do one for my public GH data next.
3. The code (SVG, CSS) for the charts is taken or adapted from the GitHub Enterprise code, so © where © is due. Please ^{don't sue me :(}