[asragab]

I am not necessarily surprised by the results.

It is worth noting that the second most popular "software tool" tucked in between oh-my-zsh and homebrew (both command-line tools/packages) is Tensorflow.

That has to say something about the current state of the industry, though admittedly, I am a little confused as to why it was classified as a "software tool" and not say, "a non-web library or framework."

[droidist2]

I think a lot of people star Tensorflow and then never look at it again though.

[matt4077]

In the last week, Tensorflow hat 59 new issues files. That seems to be #1 among those on these lists by a large margin. Second place is electron with 29 (only a bit more than half as much). After that it's react and Atom with 10 each.

That seems to indicate that tensorflow is getting plenty of use.

[majewsky]

It might also indicate that it's just moving fast, so a lot of things break. It might also indicate that people are using the issue tracker as a support forum. I don't know. But by itself, the "new issues per week" metric is utterly meaningless.

For example, I would guess that SQLite does not get more than 59 new bugreports per week, even though SQLite most definitely is much more widely used than TF.