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Score: 37.0/100 (grade F) Source: 2026-09-13T100834-48dd3d5bedab4d13834d03772c2309cc.json
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DataFactor Assessment
Score: 37.0/100 (grade F)
Summary
Ambrose is a mature, historical Twitter open-source project (2013-2015) for visualizing MapReduce workflows, built on Maven with Java backend modules (pig, hive, cascading, scalding) plus a substantial vanilla JS front end. It has a reasonable README and a basic Travis CI config, moderate JUnit test coverage on core model/service classes, but no lockfiles, no lint/format enforcement, no dependency management tooling, no structured logging/observability, and no activity since 2015, indicating an abandoned but reasonably well-organized legacy codebase.
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