Githut

## Overview
Google's BigQuery offers a robust platform for accessing public datasets such as GitHub, Reddit, and Stackoverflow. It's an invaluable tool for developers, researchers, and data enthusiasts looking to analyze user contributions, code repositories, and community interactions across these platforms. With a generous free tier of 1000 GB query volume per month, it encourages experimentation and in-depth analysis without immediate financial implications.

By harnessing the power of BigQuery, users can efficiently query necessary data points, be it top programming languages on GitHub or the rate of pull requests over time. This capability not only provides insights into trends within coding communities but also supports various applications in academic research and business intelligence.

## Features
- **Public Dataset Access**: Easily access publicly available datasets from platforms like GitHub, Reddit, and Stackoverflow.
- **Generous Free Tier**: Enjoy 1000 GB of query volume monthly at no cost, allowing for extensive data exploration.
- **Efficient Querying**: Perform complex queries that typically range from 50-200 MB in query volume, optimizing data retrieval.
- **Detailed Analytics**: Analyze top lists such as programming languages and licenses within the GitHub ecosystem to understand community trends.
- **Time-based Metrics**: Monitor metrics like the number of pull requests over different timeframes - daily, monthly, or yearly.
- **Flexible Schema Support**: Utilize URL Schema and BibTeX formats for easily quoting and referencing data in academic and professional contexts.