DevGlobe
Discover and compare 26,000+ open-source developers by expertise, location, language, rankings, and contributions on DevGlobe.
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- Web, Android, iOS, Linux, Windows, macOS
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- Free
About DevGlobe
DevGlobe is a global discovery platform that maps 26,000+ open-source developers across 150+ countries.
Discover expertise through skills, languages, locations, repositories, contribution history, and transparent impact signals. DevGlobe’s long-term vision is to provide a trusted, consent-aware discovery layer where AI agents can find and connect with the right human expertise.
Built with Next.js, React, Three.js, Azure Cosmos DB vector and hybrid search, Azure OpenAI embeddings, GitHub, and Stack Overflow data.
What DevGlobe does that nothing else does
DevGlobe turns global open-source activity into a visual, agent-ready discovery layer, helping people and AI agents find the right developer by verified expertise, contribution impact, and location ra
Who DevGlobe is for
Developers seeking visibility, teams looking for open-source expertise, and AI agents that need to discover the right human collaborator.
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6 comments
Nora Callahan
How are developer rankings and contribution impact scores calculated?
Sajeetharan “Sajee” SMaker
DevGlobe calculates a relative 0–100 contribution impact score using public GitHub and linked Stack Overflow data:
GitHub stars: 20% Commit activity: 20% Repository reach: 15% Stack Overflow reputation: 25% Stack Overflow engagement: 15% Community signals: 5% Metrics are normalized against currently indexed developers, with log scaling so very large accounts do not dominate. If no Stack Overflow profile is linked, its 40% weight is redistributed across the GitHub dimensions.
Global, country, and city rankings are then determined by this score. They are comparative discovery signals, not absolute measures of skill or hiring recommendations.
Register and claim your profile at https://www.devglobe.dev/ , and please star DevGlobe on GitHub! ttps://github.com/sajeetharan/devglobe
Caleb Doyle
Can I filter developers by several skills, programming languages, and countries at once?
Sajeetharan “Sajee” SMaker
Yes! Try changing the search type to Vector Search or Hybrid Search and give it a shot.
If it doesn’t work as expected, please feel free to open an issue. And if you have any other feedback, report it here: https://github.com/sajeetharan/devglobe
If you like the idea, a ⭐ on the repo would mean a lot!
Marta Vidal
How does DevGlobe get developer data from GitHub and Stack Overflow, and can people correct or remove their profiles?
Sajeetharan “Sajee” SMaker
DevGlobe indexes API-provided developer signals from GitHub, then enriches profiles with matched public Stack Overflow data such as reputation, answers, and badges. Data is periodically refreshed, and private contact information is never published.
Developers can claim their profile through GitHub verification. Incorrect matches or data can be reported through our GitHub repository, and we’ll correct or remove a profile on request. Self service removal isn’t available yet. Thanks for the idea!