hmm if were talking all time numbers here i have about 282 gamelab with about a quater being decent quality that i won't publish for specific reasons and about 93 applab projects it's low for me because i simply just remove the projects that i don't work on and i've made a bunch of scripts as well that can be deployed there.... some of it might get shared later on though if it legal to (don't wanna pull an adam moment) but yea now that Ravenge mentioned it i am a bit curious as well

and yes i leaked the http library though i consider it to not be as nasty considering that the lib has no way of tracking the users ip as it's using the image proxy (so it'll only give back CDO's one) and genuine back ends that should be added but no gamelab support either it provides functionality and a better experience to all users on the platform
the users who decide to ping bad sites should be the one at fault.
though i think everyone here has the rationality to use the code respectfully others may disagree i hope people who want to use it do

For published projects, in total 33, no App Lab yet, and definitely no libraries.

Binary_Coder I have no concrete way of counting (duh...) but, as you know, my library : project ratio is insanely large. Also, it turns out that my estimated project count is very close to that of Owokoyo's... goes to show that quality > quantity, considering it's only about 100. That's both a justification for my low project count (each and every project I made was finished up) and also a reason for us not to go around bragging about our big numbers (@Varrience ...). If Owokoyo, The Great Master Upon This Earth Of CDO, only had 100 projects... then that's a perfectly fine number, isn't it?

AppLab sucks, don't waste your time using it. I myself only ever made ONE project on AppLab, and it was to try out startWebRequest().

      Ravage it's not bragging it's just the amount of projects i have currently on the platform that was the topic.... so i answered
      as for Owokoyo they pursued projects that interested them like i said not all project of mine are of quality I'd say at least 30 I'm super proud of! and some are also incomplete projects of which i don't care about either some are also for the code.org forum debugging people who want stuff fixed (which has lead to the spike of projects i have currently as well) along with me archiving quality projects that i know might get taken off the public project section for (reasons)

      i do have a lot of quantity but not quality for that main reason I assumed that everyone has less projects they've made vs the ones they've created.... or perhaps that's just a me thing. and I'm sure there are plenty of people who remix things that have a bigger archive than me that's why i was mainly curious

      tldr; nuh uh

        Ravage I wasn’t trying to brag about numbers, I was genuinely curious. Obviously a lot of those projects are remixes of other people’s work (like @Varrience said), and a lot are older versions of existing projects kept for reference. I have pretty strict requirements on what I publish, only releasing something if it reflects my coding ability at the time. I probably haven’t even posted ten projects total.
        As for App Lab, I think it’s underrated. People don’t pay as much attention to it, so most don’t bother trying to create with it. And while it does have a lot of limitations that Game Lab doesn’t have, it also has some big advantages in the form of tables, startWebRequest(), charts, a bigger screen, and UI. You can even edit the HTML and CSS code of elements. It’s not better than Game Lab— both have different features that make them good in different situations.

          3 in the game lab💀not even finished. back then I used to have like 35 but then I quit. (also most of my old ones were in the dance thing, some in the sprite-lab or whatever it's called)

          It's been a while since I've been on code.org buttttt I can say I made like at least 30

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