10/ @ethereum ecosystem has almost 1 in 5 of all open source developers in crypto working in its ecosystem right now.pic.twitter.com/VRYh4JfJoG
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21/ One simple projection: If the next 4 years are like the last 4, we end up with 70k active developers on only open source projects. This does not count people working in financial institutions, exchanges, law firms, or critical non-engineering roles at these organizations.pic.twitter.com/Kj270zKkIK
22/ Summing it up: Full Time devs are sticking around. Total developer count dropped YoY, but mostly because infrequent contributors left. Underneath the boom and bust trends, the ecosystem is getting stronger.pic.twitter.com/QJYQTskqgd
23/ Take all of this as one facet of health in the ecosystem. No metric is perfect but data can be useful if used holistically. Again you can read the full report here: https://medium.com/@ElectricCapital/electric-capital-developer-report-h1-2019-7d836d68fecb …pic.twitter.com/xMz09Hibgl
24/ Thank you @daranda,@robbiebent1, @CremeDeLaCrypto, @alexbosworth, @eosriobrazil, @jillruthcarlson, @delitzer, @moneyball, @notscottmoore, @kincaidoneil, @kevinowocki, @StellarOrg, @marcantoineross, @fluffypony, @starkness, @yinyinwu, @ljxie for feedback and sending repos!
25/ This work requires mapping many thousands of project repositories. Please contribute any projects you know about so we can continue to improve our report. The ecosystem mappings are available on Github:https://github.com/electric-capital/crypto-ecosystems …
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