8,546 commits in a year. Six ways to draw them.
My real GitHub contribution graph, pulled from the GitHub API and drawn six different ways. Each one is a canvas and about a hundred lines of code. Pick one for your own portfolio.
The grid
The graph from my GitHub README, at full size. Every square drops in on a diagonal wave and the total counts up by the commits that have landed so far. Hover a square for its day.
Week by week
Each week's total as one line, then every week pours down into its seven days. My biggest week was 353 contributions, from 8 Mar 2026.
Round the year
The same calendar wrapped into a ring: a ring per weekday, a spoke per week, read by a hand that sweeps the whole year.
The streak
169 days without a day off, since 10 May 2026. A thread stitches through every one of them in order. The red cross is the last day I didn't push anything.
In the terminal
Where the README starts: the command types itself, the grid scrambles in glyphs and settles into the same five shades, one character per day.