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~/Desktop/linux (master)
🚀 $ cloc .
52880 text files.
52386 unique files.
9165 files ignored.
https://github.com/AlDanial/cloc v 1.66 T=272.34 s (160.6 files/s, 72107.3 lines/s)
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Language files blank comment code
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C 22451 2166047 2003254 11062201
C/C++ Header 17192 416883 715217 2696851
Assembly 1413 47220 110118 241449
XML 177 3441 243 49968
make 2138 8041 7756 33837
Perl 47 4559 3602 23938
Bourne Shell 173 1785 3239 9764
Python 41 1300 1443 7540
yacc 8 649 355 4357
HTML 3 398 2 2933
lex 8 292 289 1823
C++ 1 231 58 1581
Bourne Again Shell 47 294 245 1375
awk 10 132 129 1130
NAnt script 2 121 0 449
Pascal 3 49 0 231
Lisp 1 63 0 218
Objective C++ 1 55 0 189
m4 1 15 1 95
XSLT 6 13 27 71
vim script 1 3 12 27
Windows Module Definition 1 0 0 8
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SUM: 43725 2651591 2845990 14140035
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Blank + Comment + Code = 19,637,616
Code Contributors to LinuxTotal Contributors: >3,500
How could I possibly contribute?You can contribute a great deal! We all have different circumstances...
A person or thing that contributes something, in particular.
What do we have in common?A group of people ... having a particular characteristic in common
You contribute best to something you use regularlyHow to learn the codebase? Causes of burnout include
help newcomers become contributors...
increase diversity of thought, opinion, and background in OSS
save yourself from burnout
$ git clone https://github.com/kentcdodds/webpack-validator
$ npm install
$ npm run validate
$ echo 'code away! 👍'
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