forge.typo3.org

I took a look at what's available on the market.
RedmineUp has a couple of free themes that work in a responsive manner.

The main issue is (as usual) the extremely long list of projects here in Forge.
Personally, I'd drop the support for issue tracking for any project that has has no activity in the last... say... 6 months.
This should bring down the number of projects to a meaningful level.
If, however, the amount of projects should go up again, we're back to square 1.

Another thing to consider is the amount of projects that remain, even if all extensions should be gone.
From a personal "feeling" these will still be "a lot".
Can someone with DB access provide some numbers for me here?

Mathias Schreiber wrote:
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Another thing to consider is the amount of projects that remain, even if all extensions should be gone.
From a personal "feeling" these will still be "a lot".
Can someone with DB access provide some numbers for me here?

First column = numbers of subprojects, second name of parent

1    Marketing Team
1    TYPO3 4.3 Projects
1    Website and Communication
1    ci.typo3.org
1    Applications
1    Party Information Framework
1    Projects
1    Certification Team
1    TYPO3 6.0 Projects
1    Getting Started
2    Quality Assurance Team
2    Planet TYPO3
2    TYPO3 4.6 Projects
2    TYPO3.Jobqueue.Common
2    typo3.org
3    TYPO3 4.5 Projects
3    TYPO3 Neos
3    Semantic (S.C.O.T.T.Y.)
3    Doctrine 2
3    TYPO3 Core
3    TYPO3 Flow
3    Core Development
4    TER Team
5    Digital Asset Management (DAM)
5    TYPO3 4.7 Projects
5    NULL
5    ReStructured Text Infrastructure
5    Documentation
6    Expert Advisory Board (public)
6    typo3.org and community tools
6    TYPO3 Flow Base Distribution
8    Incubator
10   Association
11   Base Distribution
11   (archived projects)
13   other
19   Chef cookbooks
20   Server Team
27   TYPO3 CMS Documentation
82   Packages
1654 Community Extensions