by default, go now uses a proxy which also has an index, which is on by default.
So now we have a nice way of knowing what modules people are using.
as of 2020-01-03 there are:
we can look at which host name segments are popular (top 20):
com: 94288 95.06%
github: 91885 92.64%
org: 1478 1.49%
gitlab: 1477 1.49%
gopkg: 1250 1.26%
in: 1250 1.26%
bitbucket: 900 0.91%
io: 700 0.71%
git: 606 0.61%
gitee: 452 0.46%
go: 420 0.42%
k8s: 203 0.20%
dev: 200 0.20%
code: 183 0.18%
net: 165 0.17%
gitea: 112 0.11%
cloudfoundry: 109 0.11%
xyz: 101 0.10%
co: 100 0.10%
ht: 95 0.10%
people like to put [-]go[-] somewhere in the names:
prefix: go-: 11849 11.95%
prefix: go: 8993 9.07%
suffix: -go: 3366 3.39%
suffix: go: 2054 2.07%
so we know everyone is on github, but what about those that use suffixes?
TODO: implement the go-get=1 query
suffix: .svn: 0 0.00%
suffix: .bzr: 0 0.00%
suffix: .git: 142 0.14%
suffix: .hg: 2 0.00%
this is only public code
410 Gone is kinda annoying, people delete modules (understandable), and people leak private module names (which choke up badly written code).