This article presents a curated collection of 23 open‑source game projects hosted on GitHub, covering a variety of genres and technologies—from Vim plugins and JavaScript Tetris to Python Plants vs Zombies—providing links, brief descriptions, and usage instructions for each.
Severe U.S. weather forced Linus Torvalds into a six‑day power outage, pushing back Linux kernel 5.12 integration while the update adds Clang LTO and new hardware support, Apple reopens all stores, ByteDance unveils an AI‑driven video compression that saves 13% bandwidth, and GitHub reports a surge of Hong Kong developers.
This guide explores the origins of Git, the birth of GitHub, and provides step‑by‑step instructions for installing Git on various platforms, configuring user settings, linking local repositories to remote GitHub repos, and collaborating through forks, pull requests, and IDE integration.
The GitHub 2020 Digital Insight Report, produced by X‑lab and multiple research institutions, analyzes 860 million event logs, 54.21 million active repositories and 14.54 million developers to reveal growth trends, activity metrics, regional distributions, project influence networks (OpenGalaxy), and monthly‑star highlights, offering actionable insights for open‑source governance and community management.
This article explains how to use the open‑source github1s project to view any GitHub repository directly inside a VS Code‑like interface by simply adding “1s” to the URL, and provides steps to run the tool locally.
This guide shows how creating a same‑named repository with a Markdown README lets you customize the top of your GitHub profile, embed static assets, and use the space as a personal knowledge hub for developers.
This guide explains how to add image‑upload capabilities to the Typora Markdown editor by using a third‑party Windows plugin, configuring built‑in upload support, and setting up various image hosting services such as GitHub, Tencent OSS, Aliyun OSS, Qiniu, and Gitee, complete with installation steps and code snippets.
At the 2021 Didi Open‑Source Summit, leaders highlighted 2020’s breakthroughs—including 63 released projects earning 72,000 GitHub stars, top‑five Chinese and global‑top‑100 rankings, major contributions such as the DELTA NLP donation and mask‑detection tool—while unveiling a dual‑cycle internal strategy, a new Didi Open‑Source Foundation, award‑winning projects like DoKit, and the company’s new Apache Software Foundation Silver Membership.
Discover seven top‑rated open‑source GitHub repositories—ranging from beginner notebooks and comprehensive tutorials to advanced algorithm collections—that provide structured Python lessons, hands‑on exercises, and supplemental resources, helping learners progress from fundamentals to intermediate proficiency.
This guide shows how to create matching repositories on GitHub and Gitee, configure a single local Git repository to push to both remotes, and keep them synchronized automatically, providing step‑by‑step commands, config file edits, and practical tips for developers.
This article describes how to collect commit data from five popular Python GitHub repositories with Pydriller, parse source files into abstract syntax trees, extract standard library imports, compare pre‑ and post‑commit usage, and visualize the ten most frequently used standard libraries.
This roundup covers Linus Torvalds' criticism of Intel's ECC memory policies, a Chinese real‑estate employee sentenced for deleting 9 TB of data, Pinduoduo's apology over a controversial Zhihu comment, Xiaohongshu's service outage, GitHub restoring access for Iranian developers, the latest TIOBE language rankings, average programmer salaries in China, a UK engineer discarding 7 500 bitcoins, and David Recordon's appointment as White House technology director.
This article compiles and evaluates the ten most popular free open‑source admin dashboard UI frameworks, presenting their GitHub star counts, repository links, core features, and visual previews to help developers choose a suitable solution for backend management interfaces.
Google will enforce a new Play Store rule requiring all Android apps to use its payment system from September 2021, while GitHub’s 2020 report shows explosive growth in developers, a reshuffling of language popularity, and a surge in open‑source activity driven by the pandemic.
This article introduces BiliBiliTool, an open‑source utility that automates daily Bilibili actions such as watching, sharing, and coin‑throwing to earn experience, quickly upgrade account levels, and collect rewards, while providing step‑by‑step instructions for setup and execution.
The article examines the growing practice of buying GitHub stars, explains why developers resort to it to boost job prospects, highlights how it conflicts with open‑source principles, recounts historical resistance and eventual embrace of open source by Microsoft, and urges the community to reject star‑buying schemes.
GitHub announced the removal of unnecessary cookies, reflecting GDPR-driven privacy shifts and showing how modern web platforms can reduce data collection while still tracking essential performance metrics without third‑party trackers.
This article introduces a curated list of open‑source iOS and Android projects on GitHub that faithfully clone popular applications such as WeChat, YouTube, NetEase Cloud Music, Bilibili, and Weibo, providing links, screenshots, and brief descriptions for developers seeking practical learning resources.
GitHub’s Arctic Code Vault initiative has archived millions of open‑source projects on film stored in a Norwegian Arctic facility, and the company now plans to preserve code for millennia using quartz glass through Microsoft’s Project Silica, highlighting long‑term data preservation strategies for software.
The 2020 GitHub reports reveal how COVID‑19 accelerated open‑source growth, boosted developer activity worldwide, shifted contribution shares toward China and India, and set the stage for over 100 million users by 2025, highlighting major changes in the software development landscape.
This tutorial introduces essential GitHub functionalities—including Gist for code snippets, the web interface for file creation, the powerful GitHub CLI, CI/CD automation with GitHub Actions, and advanced workflow configurations—providing practical commands, configuration examples, and best‑practice recommendations for developers.
This guide walks you through preparing a CentOS 7.4 environment with JDK 1.8, installing Jenkins via yum, configuring Jenkins to communicate with GitHub using webhooks and personal access tokens, and creating a freestyle job that pulls source code, builds, and runs automatically.
This article presents a curated collection of ten open‑source PHP projects—including a GitHub leak‑monitoring system, a high‑performance PHP extension, clean‑code examples, a Markdown parser, a cURL wrapper, a Swoole‑based music platform, a ThinkPHP e‑commerce suite, a self‑hosted RSS reader, a Laravel documentation manager, and a PHP interview Q&A repository—each with key features, usage snippets, and GitHub links for developers seeking robust backend tools.
Discover eight Chrome extensions that streamline GitHub navigation, enable single‑file downloads, accelerate cloning, enhance search, add file icons, beautify contribution graphs, and improve Markdown navigation, dramatically reducing repetitive actions and boosting developer productivity.
This guide lists nine practical methods—including public mirrors, Cloudflare‑based proxies, raw file CDN, JsDelivr, Gitee fork import, and manual hosts file edits—to speed up GitHub browsing, cloning, and release downloads for developers facing slow connections.
This article presents a curated list of the ten most popular Python‑related open‑source projects on GitHub in October 2023, summarizing each project's purpose, key features, and star count to help developers quickly discover valuable tools and libraries across security, web, automation, and more.
Security researcher William Bowling discovered that Rails' url_for helper can be abused via controllable parameters to create open redirects and account takeover on GitHub Gist, allowing theft of OAuth tokens and earning a $10,000 bounty.
This article curates the ten most popular free open‑source admin dashboard UI frameworks, providing GitHub star counts, repository links, brief feature descriptions, and preview images to help developers quickly choose a suitable backend control panel for their web projects.
This article presents a curated collection of open‑source iOS and Android clones of popular apps—WeChat, YouTube, NetEase Cloud Music, Bilibili, and Weibo—providing GitHub links, screenshots, and brief insights on how replicating these projects can sharpen development skills and reinforce learning.
This article introduces a popular open‑source repository that compiles essential algorithms and data‑structure concepts for technical interviews, providing concise definitions, time‑complexity analyses, and example code for structures such as stacks, queues, trees, graphs, and sorting algorithms, along with a GitHub link.
This article compiles twelve open‑source Vue admin dashboard projects, providing their GitHub repositories, documentation links, live demo URLs, and license information so developers can quickly evaluate and adopt the most suitable frontend UI framework for their applications.
Discover a curated collection of high-fidelity open-source clones of popular apps—including WeChat, YouTube, NetEase Cloud Music, Bilibili, and Weibo—available on GitHub for both iOS and Android, complete with repository links and screenshots to help developers practice and enhance their mobile development skills.
This guide presents nine practical methods to accelerate GitHub access—including mirror sites, Cloudflare Workers proxies, raw file CDN replacements, JsDelivr usage, Gitee fork transfers, and manual hosts file edits—complete with URLs, step‑by‑step instructions, and illustrative screenshots.
This guide compiles multiple free methods—including mirror sites, Cloudflare Workers proxies, raw file CDNs, Chrome extensions, Gitee imports, and hosts file modifications—to dramatically speed up GitHub cloning, downloading releases, and accessing raw files for developers worldwide.
This guide presents nine practical methods to accelerate GitHub access, including using mirror sites, Cloudflare Workers proxies, raw file CDNs, Chrome extensions, Gitee fork imports, and manual hosts file modifications, each with step‑by‑step instructions and relevant URLs.
This article recounts how John Washam, a non‑CS graduate, self‑studied for eight months, created a popular GitHub interview guide with over 130 k stars, and leveraged flashcards, language selection, algorithm fundamentals, and interview tips to secure a six‑figure software engineering position at Amazon.
This article explains how webhooks differ from traditional APIs, using GitHub as an example to illustrate automatic data delivery versus manual request retrieval, and discusses the advantages, automation benefits, and compatibility drawbacks of webhooks in backend integration.
This guide presents nine practical techniques—including mirror sites, Cloudflare Workers proxies, browser extensions, raw file CDNs, JsDelivr, Gitee fork imports, and hosts file modifications—to significantly speed up GitHub repository and file downloads for developers worldwide.
This guide presents nine practical techniques—including mirror sites, Cloudflare Workers proxies, Chrome extensions, raw file CDNs, JsDelivr, Gitee fork imports, and hosts file modifications—to dramatically improve GitHub download and cloning performance for developers worldwide.
This guide explains multiple practical techniques—including mirror sites, Cloudflare Workers proxies, Chrome extensions, JsDelivr, Gitee forks, and hosts file modifications—to significantly speed up GitHub repository cloning, release downloads, and raw file access for users facing slow connections.
This guide explains how GitHub's Container Registry (ghcr.io) works, compares it with Docker Hub, shows how to create a personal access token with the proper scopes, and provides step‑by‑step commands for logging in, pushing images, and integrating the registry into GitHub Actions workflows.
The article explains that GitHub’s user agreement and the Apache Software Foundation’s policies include U.S. export‑control clauses, but legal experts clarify that publicly available open‑source code without encryption is generally exempt from EAR restrictions, while enterprises may still need licenses for certain uses.
Analyzing recent Stack Overflow surveys and GitHub trends, this article explains why Go's efficiency, simplicity, and rising popularity make it a strong contender for the best backend programming language in 2021, even as JavaScript and Python dominate the market.
This guide explains how to create identical repositories on GitHub and Gitee, clone them locally, replace the default remote, add both remotes, and push code to each, while also covering common authentication and push‑rejection issues.
This guide explains how to set up a GitHub Profile README by creating a repository named after your account, enabling the README, customizing its content, and using community templates and stats tools to showcase personal information and project highlights on your GitHub profile.
GitHub’s Arctic Code Vault initiative archives snapshots of public repositories onto 21 TB of data stored on piqlFilm reels in a sealed chamber on Norway’s Svalbard archipelago, aiming to preserve open‑source software for over a thousand years despite pandemic setbacks.
The July 13, 2020 GitHub outage, triggered by load‑balancer misconfiguration, a database connection error during partitioning, and a network‑config mistake, sparked worldwide developer panic, highlighted reliability concerns, and revealed challenges in scaling cloud infrastructure amid the pandemic.
This guide walks you through advanced GitHub features—including Gist snippets, web‑based file creation, keyboard file search, the GitHub CLI, powerful Actions workflows, issue templates, submodule vs subtree strategies, and useful browser extensions—helping you boost productivity and streamline development operations.
This guide explains how to set up and operate a free open‑source OCR‑based translator that captures on‑screen text from videos, games, or PDFs, registers the required Baidu AI API keys, configures translation sources, and demonstrates its performance on real content.
This article lists and briefly describes ten popular open‑source admin dashboard UI frameworks—such as AdminLTE, vue‑Element‑Admin, Tabler, and others—providing their GitHub star counts, repository links, and key features to help developers choose a suitable free backend control panel for web projects.
This article compiles a curated list of the ten most popular free open‑source admin dashboard UI frameworks—such as AdminLTE, vue‑Element‑Admin, Tabler, and others—detailing their GitHub star counts, core technologies, and where to find their repositories, helping developers quickly choose a suitable control‑panel solution.
John Washam, a self‑taught programmer, spent eight months mastering CS fundamentals, building a comprehensive interview roadmap that earned over 100,000 GitHub stars, and ultimately landed a high‑paying AWS role, sharing his language choices, flashcard system, study resources, and interview tips for aspiring engineers.
This article reviews the low average IT operations salary in China, highlights IDC's public cloud market report, examines Huawei's GaussDB shutdown, details AI server market shares, announces Debian 10.4 updates, and summarizes major tech industry news including Tencent's earnings, Microsoft‑Oracle's $10 billion cloud contract, and recent security incidents.
This article explains the AR Cut & Paste prototype by Cyril Diagne, detailing its three‑module architecture, the underlying BASNet and U²‑Net vision models, and provides a step‑by‑step guide—including code snippets and GitHub links—to set up the mobile app, local server, and Photoshop integration.
GitHub’s recent Satellite event unveiled major platform upgrades—including the beta‑stage Discussions forum, the cloud‑based Codespaces development environment, enhanced Code and Secret scanning security tools, and private enterprise instances—offering developers richer collaboration, faster setup, and stronger protection.
An ex‑army veteran turned self‑taught programmer spent eight months mastering core computer‑science topics, building flashcards and interview projects, and ultimately landed a high‑paying role at Amazon, sharing his detailed study plan, resources, and interview tips via a popular GitHub repository.
This guide explains how to periodically synchronize Bitbucket master branches to GitHub repositories using a Jenkins pipeline, detailing branch policies, a simplified workflow for feature and bugfix branches, and a reusable Jenkinsfile that leverages parameterized builds to control repository syncing.
Discover how the open‑source “Pure Bash Bible” compiles essential Bash snippets—ranging from trimming whitespace and regex matching to array deduplication—providing fast, dependency‑free solutions, complete with example commands and a GitHub repository that has amassed over 24 000 stars.
This roundup covers Tencent Cloud's first domestic serverless PostgreSQL database, GitHub's free core features for all users, the nginx 1.17.10 release with a new auth_delay directive, a COBOL programmer's urgent call, and upcoming Linux dual‑boot on iPhone, among other tech headlines.
This guide explains how to efficiently locate open‑source projects on GitHub by understanding project components, using targeted search qualifiers like name, README, and description, and applying additional filters such as stars, forks, language, and recent activity to narrow results.
In late March, users in China reported errors accessing GitHub Pages and the main site, prompting investigations that suggest a possible man‑in‑the‑middle attack affecting GitHub’s services, with evidence such as a suspicious certificate issued to a QQ email, network hijacking on port 443, and similar disruptions across major Chinese ISPs, while the issue resolved by mid‑afternoon.
Learn how to efficiently locate high‑quality open‑source projects on GitHub by understanding project components, using targeted search qualifiers like name, stars, forks, README, description, language, and recent activity, and applying practical code examples to narrow results to the most relevant repositories.
This article curates the ten most starred Java‑related GitHub repositories, summarizing their key features—from interview prep and design patterns to SpringBoot, Elasticsearch, and advanced concurrency—providing developers with essential open‑source resources and highlighting the impact of projects like Dubbo.
This guide teaches developers how to efficiently locate open‑source projects on GitHub by using advanced search qualifiers such as name, README, description, star/fork counts, language, and recent update dates, complete with practical code examples and visual results.
This tutorial explains how to efficiently locate relevant open‑source repositories on GitHub by using advanced search filters such as name, README, description, star count, fork count, language, and last update date, with practical code examples and screenshots.
This article presents a tongue‑in‑cheek guide of nineteen "anti‑best‑practice" rules sourced from a GitHub project, illustrating how to deliberately produce unreadable, unmaintainable code by minimizing typing, mixing naming styles, avoiding comments, and other absurd conventions.
This article presents a curated list of the most popular Java open‑source projects on GitHub in December 2019, detailing each project's repository link, star count, and a concise description of its purpose and key features for developers.
This article walks through step‑by‑step how to integrate Jenkins with LDAP, GitLab, and GitHub for unified authentication, covering preparation, plugin installation, configuration details, testing, and the final login experience, illustrated with screenshots.
When the Chinese railway ticketing system 12306 crashes under heavy load, developers turn to open‑source Python bots that simulate user behavior, query seat availability, and automate order submission, with detailed feature lists, repository links, and real‑world log examples.
This article lists and briefly describes the ten most starred Java open‑source projects on GitHub for November, covering tools such as NLP libraries, learning guides, big‑data frameworks, rapid‑development platforms, algorithm collections, job schedulers, code‑style checkers, traffic‑control systems, the Spring framework, and service‑discovery solutions.
This guide explains why GitHub may not display the green contribution squares after a commit—typically due to mismatched email or username settings—and provides step‑by‑step commands and scripts to correct global or repository‑specific Git configurations and rewrite history so the contributions appear correctly.
Learn how to install Git, configure your user identity, create local repositories, add and commit files, generate SSH keys, link to GitHub, push changes, and clone remote projects, all with step‑by‑step commands and screenshots to boost your version‑control efficiency.
An open‑source Java crawler that fetches historical‑today events from a public API is presented, detailing three practical challenges—GET request length limits, ambiguous JSON value types, and month string construction—along with a full code example and a GitHub repository link for reference.
This guide compiles ten practical Git and GitHub shortcuts, commands, and tricks—including keyboard shortcuts, URL modifiers, diff formats, and useful CLI commands—to help developers work faster and manage repositories more efficiently.
This article analyzes the open‑source portfolios of Alibaba, Baidu and Tencent, showing how many projects each company has, the proportion that have been abandoned, language distribution, and the top‑10 abandoned projects by stars, contributors and commits, based on GitHub data up to March 2019.
This article presents a curated list of the ten most popular free open‑source admin dashboard UI frameworks, detailing their GitHub star counts, core technologies, and brief descriptions to help developers quickly choose a suitable solution for building backend management panels.
This article presents a curated collection of notable open‑source Java backend projects—including Spring Boot demos, third‑party login libraries, microservice frameworks, rapid development kits, and e‑commerce tutorials—each with brief descriptions and GitHub links for developers to explore and learn from.
This guide shows how to publish a GitHub repository directly from the master branch, share specific code lines via URL fragments, auto‑close issues with commit keywords, embed GitHub widgets, adjust language detection with .gitattributes, and view traffic and trending data, all without extra branches or tools.
This article showcases an obscure JavaScript expression built from the characters ()+[]! that, when run in a browser, produces the same result as alert(1), and explains its origin on the Esolang Wiki and a popular GitHub repository.
A viral post about the popular JavaScript FLV player flv.js reveals how a talented Chinese open‑source author struggles for fair recognition, highlighting technical merits, impressive GitHub stats, and broader systemic issues in China’s open‑source ecosystem.
This article presents a curated list of the most popular Java open‑source projects on GitHub for July, highlighting eleven repositories—most of them Spring‑based—along with their star counts, brief descriptions, and links for developers seeking valuable resources.
This guide explains how to use the master branch as a GitHub Pages source, share specific code lines via URL fragments, automatically close issues with commit keywords, embed GitHub buttons, set project language with .gitattributes, view traffic analytics, explore trending repos, and discover handy shortcuts.
GitHub detailed its response to US trade sanctions, outlining how its services—including GitHub.com and GitHub Enterprise Server—are subject to export regulations, what restrictions apply to users in sanctioned regions, and how developers can navigate compliance and appeal processes.
This article presents a curated list of the ten most popular free open‑source admin dashboard UI frameworks, detailing their GitHub star counts, primary technologies, and key features, helping developers quickly choose a suitable backend control panel solution for their web projects.
The article examines how recent U.S. sanctions have led GitHub to restrict private repositories and access for developers in regions such as Crimea and Iran, detailing specific limitations, personal accounts affected, community workarounds, and the broader implications for open‑source collaboration.
This article explains how the Go community drives the future "Go 2" language updates through a standardized proposal selection and evaluation workflow, shows how to locate proposals on GitHub using specific labels, and points to official releases and blog resources for early access and detailed information.
This guide explains recent cloud‑based data‑leak incidents, categorizes common leak vectors, analyzes technical and managerial root causes, and provides actionable monitoring techniques, rule‑configuration examples, and incident‑response steps using Tencent Cloud Security Operations Center.
This article presents a curated list of the most popular Java open‑source projects on GitHub for May, highlighting each repository's purpose, star count, and key features ranging from algorithm visualizations and interview prep notes to full‑stack e‑commerce platforms and core Spring frameworks.
Learn how to boost your workflow on GitHub by editing files directly, pasting images, formatting code blocks, linking issues and code, creating permanent permalinks, using project boards, setting up GitHub Wiki, deploying sites with Jekyll, and even turning the platform into a lightweight CMS.
This article presents a curated roundup of the most starred GitHub repositories in May, covering terminals, Python learning resources, algorithm collections, command‑line guides, Java tutorials, and a machine‑learning course, each with brief descriptions and star counts.
This article traces GitHub’s evolution from a weekend project in 2008 to a $75 billion Microsoft acquisition, examining its innovative free‑plus‑paid model, community‑driven growth, strategic product decisions, and the lessons it offers for product and R&D management.
The article examines recent U.S. export control measures targeting Huawei, their ripple effects on global chip and software suppliers, and the newly updated GitHub user agreement that subjects hosted code to U.S. export regulations, raising concerns about the safety and accessibility of open‑source projects for developers worldwide.
This guide compares common ways to explore open‑source projects, introduces the Octotree Chrome extension as an elegant solution, and provides step‑by‑step instructions for installing and using it to efficiently navigate GitHub repositories.
Discover the eleven most popular GitHub repositories of April, ranging from the 996.ICU protest project and university course collections to algorithm libraries, design tools, and essential Java and Python guides, each highlighted with stars, links, and brief descriptions.
This article introduces GSIL, a near‑real‑time GitHub sensitive‑information‑leakage monitoring tool, and provides step‑by‑step instructions for installing the Python package, configuring email and GitHub token settings, defining scanning rules, and scheduling automated scans and reports via cron.
A former DJI software engineer uploaded proprietary agricultural drone code to a public GitHub repository, leading to a criminal conviction for commercial‑secret theft, a six‑month prison term, a fine, and a detailed look at the legal penalties and security implications of such leaks.
A Shenzhen court sentenced a former DJI employee to six months in prison and a 200,000‑RMB fine after he uploaded proprietary agricultural‑drone management code to a public GitHub repository, exposing an SSL private‑key vulnerability that threatened sensitive customer data and caused over one‑million‑RMB in losses.
This article presents a curated collection of prominent Java open‑source projects—including learning guides, development tools, e‑commerce platforms, big‑data frameworks, distributed transaction solutions, and security resources—each accompanied by brief descriptions and GitHub links for developers seeking valuable Java ecosystem resources.
An in‑depth data analysis of the 996.ICU GitHub repository shows where the protesting programmers work, which cities they live in, their typical GitHub activity, the most discussed issues, and the common keywords in their bios, highlighting the scale of the anti‑996 movement.
This article presents Mybridge's curated list of ten highly starred Python open‑source projects, ranging from web‑scraping tools and testing frameworks to code formatters and data‑analysis utilities, each with a brief description and direct GitHub link.
