My first GitHub repository reaches a major milestone, jquery-textfill has just received 100 stars!

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Are there really 100 stars?

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Okay, I know it’s not under my personal account, but I created jquery-textfill team when I asked the original code author for an open source license. Yes, I didn’t write the original code, either; didn’t start the project; don’t actually use this code. But I am maintaining the project since 2012-01-16 (v0.1 release), although not much to do, nothing much of responses or issues has received.

Nevertheless, 100 is an achievement after almost two years. It’s not a popular project, but some people do use it. Finally reached the milestone, I had been waiting for three months, after one of my Gist reached 50 stars.

As for my personal account, my most stared repository has 29 stars and it’s not under active development.