What criteria do you use to quickly determine if a / gitub project is complete?
When I browse github I find it difficult to distinguish high quality code from semi-closed crap without paying attention to the code. What are some good ways to quickly increase the size of a project? Rubyforge allows people to signify "development status". SourceForge has a "recommend" feature. Is there any feature I forgot? I just look at the number of forks and watchers. Is there a better way? I don't see a check score or any other measure of popularity.
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I would look at the documentation. Well, extended code should have documentation associated with it, while fledgling projects are too busy getting their code and architecture to generate documentation, which should probably change by the time they are released anyway. Basically, writing the documentation tells me that you think the code is stable and functional enough for users to benefit from it.
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