Visualize contributor activity

To visualize contributor activity, we could create a graph or dashboard that shows how different contributors are performing over a set period. This could include a variety of metrics like contributions per day/week, types of contributions, active vs. inactive periods, and more.

Here are a few ways to visualize it:

1. Bar or Line Chart for Contributions Over Time:

   • X-axis: Time (days/weeks/months)

   • Y-axis: Number of contributions

   • Each contributor could be represented by a different line or color, showing the level of activity over time.

2. Heat Map:

   • Visualizes contributions on a calendar or time grid. Darker colors could represent higher activity, while lighter colors indicate fewer contributions.

   • This can give you a quick overview of activity peaks and lulls.

3. Pie or Donut Chart:

   • Shows the proportion of total contributions made by each contributor.

   • Useful if you want to see the distribution of effort among a group.

4. Scatter Plot:

   • Each point could represent a contribution by a contributor, plotted on a time axis.

   • This can give a more granular view of when contributions happen, especially if there are large gaps between contributions.

Would you like to see an example of one of these? Or maybe some specific data visualization preferences you have in mind?