Year End Reflections of Eclipse Collections

Celebrating 7 years at the Eclipse Foundation and 11 years as OSS

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TL;DR

Eclipse Collections continues to evolve and grow. This blog contains links and images that show the growth in usage and interest in Eclipse Collections over the years. I’ve included GitHub graphs of the top 10 Eclipse Collections contributors who have been active in its continued evolution this year and over the past seven years. Enjoy!

Quick Stats

• 282,590 downloads of eclipse-collections in Nov. 2022
• 1,084,354 downloads of eclipse-collections-parent in Nov. 2022
• 2,102 GitHub Stars
• 502 GitHub Forks
• 1,895 Commits
• ~100 Contributors

Quick Links

• GitHub Repo
• Kata Repo
• Website
• Maven Central

Maven Central Stats

Downloads of eclipse-collections over last 12 months

• 282,590 downloads in Nov. 2022

Maven central downloads of eclipse-collections

Downloads of eclipse-collections-parent over the last 12 months

• 1,084,354 downloads in Nov. 2022

Maven central downloads of eclipse-collections-parent

GitHub Trends

Stars and Forks

• 2,102 stars and 502 forks today

GitHub trends

Link: https://porter.io/github.com/eclipse/eclipse-collections

Commits

• 1,895 commits

GitHub commits from Nov 2015 — Dec 2022

Link: https://github.com/eclipse/eclipse-collections/graphs/contributors

Top 10 Contributors in 2022

Top 10 Contributors in 2022

Top 10 Contributors Overall

• ~100 contributors overall

Top 10 Contributors Overall

Top Contributor Blogs

Here are links to the blogs of some of the top Eclipse Collections contributors. Please comment if I have missed any and I will add them here. If you’re looking for additional great content producers to follow here, I recommend following all of these folks.

• Craig Motlin
• Nikhil Nanivadekar
• Hiroshi
• Sirisha Pratha
• Alex Goldberg
• Vladimir Zakharov
• Desislav Petrov
• Emilie Robichaud
• Aqsa Malik

Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!

Thank you to all the users, advocates, contributors, committers and friends of Eclipse Collections. I hope you enjoy some downtime the next few weeks as we enter 2023.

If you’re looking for a new and fun OSS project to contribute to in 2023, I would recommend taking a look at Eclipse Collections. We welcome new contributors! The following blog can help you get started if you’re interested.

Help Wanted!

Have a safe, happy and healthy New Year!

I am the creator of and a Committer for the Eclipse Collections OSS project which is managed at the Eclipse Foundation. Eclipse Collections is open for contributions.