Are the results for "New York, NY" not mapped to "New York City"? Otherwise I'd be on at least two of those lists. I've never actually tried searching by networks in their api, only by language+filters. Otherwise, looks nifty.
Git hits for github: are you awesome enough to be in the top 10 in your city?
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Re: Git hits for github: are you awesome enough to be in the top 10 in your city?
#32Re: Git hits for github: are you awesome enough to be in the top 10 in your city?
#33Are the results for "New York, NY" not mapped to "New York City"? Otherwise I'd be on at least two of those lists. I've never actually tried searching by networks in their api, only by language+filters. Otherwise, looks nifty.
"New York, NY" is not. I have the data, but in that case, I can't tell if you are actually in the city. You can always append NYC to your current location :) I'm open to other possible suggestions.
Re: Git hits for github: are you awesome enough to be in the top 10 in your city?
#34So, evidently, it doesn't do any proximity analysis. I listed my location as "Limerick, PA, US", which is outside Philadelphia. It'd be interesting to add that capability.
Totally, I would love it add that. I actually have all PA data already.
Me, I went for Scottsdale, which borders Phoenix. "metro area" searches would be a very cool addition.