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Introduces the Metrics-Grimoire toolset (mainly Python) and vizGrimoire (R scripts and JavaScript) for extracting data from development repositories—git, Subversion, CVS, Bugzilla, Jira, GitHub, Launchpad, Google Code, Mailman/mbox—and storing it in databases for analysis. Describes individual components (CVSAnalY for VCS, Bicho for issue trackers, MailingListStats for mailing archives, and VizGrimoire for visualizations) and explains how to extend and combine them to produce quantitative metrics and charts about project evolution, performance, community and code structure.

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