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Kenny Hietbrink

Open Source Contribution Record · @dev

https://github.com/dev  ·  Generated

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Merged pull requests
15
github.com/search?q=author:dev+is:pr+is:merged&type=pullrequests
Commits
21
github.com/dev
Code reviews
1
github.com/dev
Repositories contributed to
8
github.com/search?q=author:dev+is:pr+is:merged&type=pullrequests
Contributing since
2017
github.com/search?q=author:dev+is:pr+is:merged&type=pullrequests
Merged pull requests
11
Commits
14
Code reviews
0
Repositories contributed to
5
Contributing since
2017

Open-source view – every figure above is the sum of the 5 repositories with an OSI-approved license below, verifiable card by card. The other 3 public repositories are listed at the bottom and not counted.

Top languages – of the repositories contributed to, weighted by merged PRs PHP 92.9%C++ 7.1%
Top languages – of the repositories contributed to, weighted by merged PRs PHP 90.9%C++ 9.1%
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1 of the 1 repositories below carry an OSI-approved open-source license (11 of the 15 merged pull requests) – every license chip links to the github.com page that shows the same license.

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  1. ssl/ezXSS

    2,349stars MIT Contributor #4 of 19 all-time · Contributing since 2017
    Merged PRs
    7
    Reviews
    0
    Commits
    10

    ezXSS is an easy way for penetration testers and bug bounty hunters to test (blind) Cross Site Scripting.

    Merged PRsgithub.com/ssl/ezXSS/pulls?q=is:pr+author:dev+is:merged
    Commitsgithub.com/ssl/ezXSS/commits?author=dev
    Contributors / rankgithub.com/ssl/ezXSS/graphs/contributors

Merged pull requests by year

Aggregated per calendar year from the GitHub profile at github.com/dev.

Merged pull requests by year

Open-source view – counting the pull requests merged into the OSI-licensed repositories above.

How these figures are counted

What is included

Every public repository where @dev has merged pull requests – 15 merged PRs across 8 repositories in this report. Private repositories are excluded entirely. Nothing else is filtered out: the totals match the GitHub search each figure links to. The open-source view counts only the repositories with an OSI-approved license – each summary figure is the sum of the repository cards shown, verifiable card by card, instead of the all-public totals. This view additionally hides 7 repository cards with fewer than 5 merged pull requests – the summary above still counts them.

What counts as open source

A repository counts as open source when GitHub detects its license (the same license is shown on the repository page and in its API) and that license's SPDX id is marked OSI-approved in the SPDX License List v3.28.0 – the machine-readable register of licenses matching the Open Source Definition. 1 of the 1 repositories here pass that test. Licenses are read at the date this data was fetched; a repository may relicense later. The license labels a repository – it never changes the counts above.

Contributing since

The year of the first merged pull request – 2017 for @dev.

Reviews and commits

Aggregated per calendar year – the GitHub profile page at github.com/dev shows the same numbers broken down by year. Commit counts include co-authored commits, so they can differ from the number of merged PRs. Note that GitHub's reviewed-by: search counts under different rules (distinct pull requests, own PRs included), so its totals differ from the contribution graph – the profile page is the source that matches these figures.

Languages

Each repository's language is its primary language as detected by GitHub (Linguist) and shown on the repository page. The Top-languages split weighs those repository languages by merged pull requests – it describes the repositories contributed to, not the author's own code line by line.

Search indexing

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Contributor rank

All-time, by commits to the default branch excluding merge commits – the rank badge shown on each repository's contributors graph. Note: GitHub opens that page showing the last 3 months – switch its Period selector to "All" to see the all-time ranks reported here. Ranks marked "excluding bots" additionally skip automated accounts (the [bot] suffix on that page) ranked above.

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