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There are currently 36 open-source projects built with GitHub, with a combined total of 286.9k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is JavaScript.
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A collection of concise JavaScript code snippets and articles to improve development skills.
A collection of concise JavaScript code snippets and articles to improve development skills.
A personal knowledge management and sharing system for VSCode, inspired by Roam Research.
A repository for Go project design documents and the formal process for proposing changes to the Go language, libraries, and tools.
A catalog of production-ready Jupyter Notebook templates organized by tools and following the IMO (Input, Model, Output) framework.
A curated list of open-source and proprietary alternatives to Electron for building desktop applications.
A curated list of awesome tutorials, blogs, and projects for the CARLA autonomous driving simulator.
A comprehensive learning guide and interview refresher for Apache Spark, covering core concepts, architecture, and performance optimization.
A repository for Helium Improvement Proposals (HIPs), the formal governance mechanism for proposing and implementing changes to the Helium Network.
A community-maintained guide to email marketing laws and regulations across different countries, updated for 2024.
Official lab materials and student handbook for the PL-900 Microsoft Power Platform Fundamentals certification course.
A community-driven study guide to prepare for the Cilium Certified Associate (CCA) certification exam.
A curated list of OpenTofu tools, resources, and related projects for infrastructure as code.
A curated and collaborative list of awesome Kustomize resources, plugins, guides, and snippets.
A GitHub-based ask-me-anything repository for public Q&A with @mdo.
A university course covering practical 3D reconstruction from images using OpenCV and Python, with project-based learning.
A university course syllabus and materials for a project-based class on practical 3D reconstruction using computer vision.
A standardized framework for proposing and enacting improvements to MakerDAO governance and protocol through community-driven proposals.
A GitHub organization for maintaining and governing community-developed Meteor packages to ensure long-term sustainability.
A GitHub-based platform for asking and answering any questions publicly using GitHub Issues.
A community-driven GeoJSON dataset of airport outlines and metadata, forked from Yahoo's GeoPlanet.
A community-driven dataset of building outlines stored as GeoJSON files, forked from Yahoo's GeoPlanet project.
A GitHub-based 'Ask Me Anything' repository template for public Q&A using GitHub Issues.
A GitHub-based 'Ask Me Anything' repository template for public Q&A sessions.
A GitHub-based platform for asking and answering questions publicly using GitHub Issues.
LaTeX-based tool for creating and visualizing Wardley Maps, enabling collaborative business strategy mapping with version control.
A GitHub-based AMA (Ask Me Anything) repository for answering questions publicly instead of via private email.
A GitHub-based platform for asking and answering questions publicly, inspired by Reddit's AMA format.
A GitHub-based ask-me-anything repository for public Q&A using GitHub Issues.
A GitHub-based platform for asking and answering any questions publicly using GitHub Issues.
A GitHub-based AMA (Ask Me Anything) repository template for public Q&A sessions.
A GitHub-based platform for hosting public Q&A sessions where anyone can ask questions and read answers.
A GitHub-based 'Ask Me Anything' repository for public Q&A with the maintainer.
A GitHub-based 'Ask Me Anything' repository template for open Q&A sessions.
A GitHub-based Ask Me Anything (AMA) repository for open Q&A with the maintainer.
A GitHub-based Ask Me Anything platform for public Q&A using GitHub Issues.
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