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What an accomplished year for The Apache Software Foundation: 2019 heralded 20 years of Open Source leadership "The Apache Way". Our rallying cry of "Community Over Code" informs everything we do, with billions worldwide benefiting from more than $20B worth of community-led software, provided 100% free-of-charge. Highlights include:

Apache Projects —https://projects.apache.org/

Community/People —http://home.apache.org/


Apache Projects/Code —https://projects.apache.org/statistics.html

3,081 Apache Committers changed 59,309,787 lines of code over 171,689 commits, with an all-time high of 12,250 individuals contributing to Apache projects this year.

Profile of Apache Committers in 2019

More than 75% of contributors in 2019 were new to Apache

Top 5 Committers
  1. Andrea Cosentino (3,841 commits; 588,217 lines changed)
  2. Tilman Hausherr (2,791 commits; 64,805 lines changed)
  3. Claus Ibsen (2,562 commits; 628,919 lines changed)
  4. Jean-Baptiste Onofré (2,498 commits; 81,563 lines changed)
  5. Mark Thomas (2,452 commits; 331,234 lines changed)
Top 5 Apache Project Repositories by Commits
  1. Camel
  2. HBase
  3. Flink
  4. Beam
  5. Hadoop
Top 5 Apache Project Repositories by Size (Lines of Code)
  1. NetBeans (8,354,466)
  2. OpenOffice (7,828,646)
  3. Flex (whiteboard: 5,233,277)
  4. Mynewt (core: 4,108.323)
  5. Flex (SDK: 3,933,522)
Mailing Lists —https://lists.apache.org/
Top 5 most active Apache user@ mailing lists
  1. Flink
  2. Lucene-Solr
  3. Ignite
  4. Kafka
  5. Tomcat
Top 5 most active Apache dev@ mailing lists
  1. Beam
  2. Flink
  3. Tomcat
  4. Royale
  5. NetBeans

Contributor License Agreements and Software Grants —https://www.apache.org/licenses/
We welcomed an average of 187 new code contributors and 1,670 new people filing issues each month during 2019. Individuals who are granted write access to the Apache repositories must submit an Individual Contributor License Agreement (ICLA). Corporations that have assigned employees to work on Apache projects as part of an employment agreement may sign a Corporate CLA (CCLA) for contributing intellectual property via the corporation. Individuals or corporations donating a body of existing software or documentation to one of the Apache projects need to execute a formal Software Grant Agreement (SGA) with the ASF. 
Sponsorship and Individual Support —http://apache.org/foundation/contributing.html

The generous support of hundreds of individual donors and Sponsors helps offset the ASF's day-to-day operating expenses that include Infrastructure, Accounting, Legal, Fundraising, Marketing & Publicity, and other services.

ASF Sponsors provide financial backing for the ASF's operations.

ASF Targeted Sponsors provide the Foundation with non-financial contributions for specific activities or programs.

Collectively, our Members, Committers, contributors, users, supporters, and sponsors further our mission of providing Open Source software for the public good. Learn more about The Apache Software Foundation's activities in the FY2019 Annual Report https://s.apache.org/FY2019AnnualReport

Help keep Apache software accessible to everyone: to sponsor or make a contribution* to the ASF, please visit http://apache.org/foundation/contributing.html

Here's to a brilliant 2020!

* The ASF is a US 501(c)(3) not-for-profit charitable organization, whose tax identification number is 47-0825376. The ASF is recognized by Charity Navigator and cited with the Gold Seal of Transparency by GuideStar.

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