GitHub Activity

These cards are generated once a day from my public GitHub account and copied here. They are images on this server, not embeds: the page makes no request to GitHub or to anyone else when you open it, which is the same rule every other page on this site follows. What they measure is commits, languages and consistency — the shape of the work, not its outcome.

Pulled from GitHub on 2026-08-30. If a day’s fetch fails the previous copy is kept and this date does not move, so the date always describes the cards you are looking at.

Overview Summary card: total stars earned, public commits, private contributions, pull requests, issues opened, followers, and the most used languages.

Contribution year clock Two radial charts, 2026 and 2025, with January at twelve o’clock and one spoke per day; the longer the spoke, the more contributions that day.

Languages Share of code by programming language across public repositories, with the number of repositories each appears in.

Streak Total contributions since June 2013, the current daily streak, and the longest streak recorded.

Read them for what they are. They cover public repositories only, so the production systems described on the rest of this site — the marketplace, the document pipeline, the queue architecture — are almost entirely absent from them: that work sat in company repositories and still does. A contribution graph is a record of showing up. It is not a record of what was shipped, who it was for, or whether it worked.

The account these come from: github.com/tanghoong