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I’m working on and with ContextR for some time now. And since I am a proud member of the open source community, I registered ContextR at ohloh.net. It features a basic source code analysis, computing the lines of code for languages used and how many lines are used for comments.
The latter was a weak point for ContextR. But finally I managed to add significant documentation for all public interfaces. And there we go. ohloh states:
Across all Ruby projects on Ohloh, 16% of all source code lines are comments. For ContextR, this figure is 22%.
If you are interested in these, visit contextr.rubyforge.org/contextr.
My name is Gregor Schmidt. I am a freelance Ruby and JavaScript web developer based in Berlin, Germany. I do Ruby and Rails since 2005, JavaScript since 2006. I wrote my first Redmine plugin in 2007.
I mainly work with Rails, Backbone, and Bootstrap, but I am also good at picking up new frameworks, since I will probably know most of their concepts from other projects.
If your interested in more of my previous work have a look at my portfolio. I have also published my rates for everybody to see. I would love to hear, how I may help you.