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stats.js.org's Issues

algorithm?

Can you explain how the ranking is computed? E.g., how do you normalize the stars and forks, what weight factors do you use? Just curious.

Scroll performance improvements

There's quite a lot of repainting going on when scrolling, this is mostly because the background-attachment: fixed; and the fixed header and footer. This can get improved easily with the following CSS:

The biggest offender is the background-attachment, so switching this:

html.no-js, html.ie8, html.bg {
    background: url("https://js.org/img/bg.png") #ffb400 repeat-y fixed;
}

to this fixes quite a lot:

html.no-js, html.ie8, html.bg {
    background: url("https://js.org/img/bg.png") #ffb400 repeat-y;
}

Another easy fix is adding transform: translateZ(0) to .afix and #tbl thead:after, #tbl tfoot:after.

Add project description to search parameters

Currently When I search for "Carousel" I only get projects which have "carousel" in their title.
Thus I completely miss out on "Slick" which is the number one ranked carousel in the list.
Just an example of course.
If it slows down search significantly perhaps add a checkbox to enable this feature.

Awesome stuff by the way.

Bookmarkable searches

It would cool to be able to bookmark your current search term.
E.g. if you've searched for "angular", the address bar could turn into something like http://stats.js.org/?search=angular and if you visit that URL directly, the search field would be pre-filled.

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