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9 Steps to Get 100 Stars on GitHub

nastyox on June 28, 2020

We should start off with proof that this works. Here's a screenshot of the recent viewer analytics for my GitHub repo, which has just started to ta...
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Ben Halpern

Nice post. The first 100 stars are most certainly the most important 100, and while stars and attention are perhaps a shallow indication of true value, we are humans and we need signals like this sometimes. 😄

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Prahlad Yeri

Motivation is very important, especially for FOSS contributors as other kinds of motivations like salary or pension aren't available. More GitHub social indicators means they'll be more motivated to solve bugs and issues in the project. It also means more visibility of that project to other organisations who support/donate based on social indicators.

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Saeid Rezaei • Edited

Send signal to me ;)
Swift Persian Tools is an anthology of a variety of tools for the Persian language in Swift.

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Matteo Bianchi

What do you think about my repository? I've done my best.
github.com/PalmetteJS/Palmette-js
npmjs.com/package/palmette-js

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WizMiles

It is, getting first 100 stars is the hardest part of the open source project.

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Rahul Jain

Such an amazing post. I followed each and every step and honestly my project readme looks more simpler and cooler than ever. Have a look

GitHub logo rahuldkjain / minimal-portfolio

💪 A clean, minimal, responsive, and customizable portfolio template to showcase skills, experience, achievements, and favorites (movies & TVs).

Personal Porfolio for developers

💪 Awesome Personal Portfolio

The minimal, responsive and easily customisable portfolio for developers.

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portfolio for developers

Pages

🎯 Home (Introduction, Skills, Contact me)

🎯 Work (Internships, Projects, Miscellaneous Projects)

🎯 Achievements And Certifications

🎯 Favourites (Movies, TV/ Web Shows)

🚀 Getting Started

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.

You'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer.

node@v10.16.0 or higher
npm@6.9.0 or higher
git@2.17.1 or higher

🔧 How To Use

From your command line, clone and run minimal-portfolio:

# Clone this repository
$ git clone https://github.com/rahuldkjain/minimal-portfolio.git

# Go into the repository
$ cd minimal-portfolio

# Install dependencies
$ npm install

# Run 
$ npm run dev
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🛠️ Customize

If you like the portfolio and want to use it to create your own, please refer customization manual.

🧑‍💻 Technologies used

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MuttisSalat

Thanks for sharing on how to get Github Stars and GitHub Followers. We used GitHub24 and GitHub-Stars in order to get a GitHub Stars and GitHub Followers.

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nastyox

It looks awesome. Nice work! Remember, the next step is networking on various platforms so people can see it and give you feedback about the functionality.

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Rahul Jain

Yeah will definitely do that. Thanks

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abser

How did you do it, It looks so great!

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Rahul Jain

That gif was developed using gsap animation library.

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abser • Edited

Wow!!!! Thank you very much for sharing such a good way. It is admirable that you can share such amazing tools. Can you share your experience or examples, I appreciate it.

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WizMiles

Can't find your page anymore :(

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Anatoly Scherbakov

I would like feedback to ysv. This is a command line program which reads CSV data from stdin and accepts a configuration file name as a command line argument. Its job is to create a new CSV file based on that configuration. Example configuration:

version: 1
columns:
  year:
    - input: year
  make:
    - input: make
    - uppercase
    - replace:
        MERCEDES-BENZ: MERCEDES
  model:
    - input: model
    - uppercase

The purpose is to simplify ETL jobs and clean data before it gets into a database. Stage of development is very early, as is my level of understanding Rust.

I have seen that a lot of tedious work has to be done to clean up data, standardize column names and formats, and this tool aims to resolve that pain using a simple DSL.

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P-bibs • Edited

The trouble I have is that as a developer first and a designer second (if at all) I have trouble making nice graphics to promote my stuff (kudos to you by the way, the rando.js graphics are gorgeous).
I recently made a website Mix Capsule (auto-generate time-capsule playlists on Spotify) and added as much styling/branding as I could to the website and the repo but am struggling to make it as nice as some projects I see here. I'm wondering if people have general tips for programmers turned designers or anything specific to my case?

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nastyox

Thank you! If creativity is the problem, I would suggest finding styles you like on a mix of other sites and basically copying them while tweaking things to match your own brand. At that point, it's just a matter of being good enough with CSS and whatever graphic software you use to get the job done. It's really nice if you can find a designer to work with so you only have to worry about the technical application, but you can scrape by without one.

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P-bibs

Thanks for the advice! I'll poke around and see what I can find for inspiration.

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nastyox • Edited

Something like this (not mobile responsive)? I could help out more with the frontend if you'd like it or not if you prefer to do things yourself! Seemed like a fun thing for my free time.

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P-bibs

Wow that's quite the makeover thanks! I especially like the svg waves and animated logo, definitely not things I would have thought to do myself. I think I can take it from here, but I'll certainly use yours as inspiration if you don't mind.

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nastyox • Edited

Good luck with it; I'll check back at a later date to see how the project's growing!

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Mike Talbot ⭐

Great advice, I'm going to add a nice logo to js-coroutines as it's currently looking rather sad! I made an effort with the website but less so on the GitHub. Can't seem to get JavaScript Weekly interested sadly.

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nastyox

Very cool! You've got one of those projects that's useful enough to get stars no matter what. It looks great!

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Mike Talbot ⭐

Splash

Done haha.

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nastyox

Really well done. Nice work!

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Bhavesh Lohana

Wow, that's really great! I'd love to know how you made this.:)

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Brookes

Very useful. Have a star!

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Mike Talbot ⭐

Thanks! :)

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calvintwr • Edited

Very cool. I gave a star too! This post earns you stars too lol.

Can I steal a question? I thought that async functions don’t block main threads... so anything running inside of the async function shouldn’t too?

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Mike Talbot ⭐

Hey Calvin thanks!

So async functions just wait for each of the operations and then block the main thread again. I wrote the following that shows how js-coroutines works and why it makes a big difference.

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Patrick

Thanks for the post! Starred your repo as many in the comments 😄. I like the shadow image on your readme. Looks better than the regular shadow. Which tool do you use to create the moving shapes in your gif logo?

Find a python webhook repo for people who want to create fb messenger bots below:
Link to repo

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nastyox

Thanks! If you look at the rando.js website and inspect the shape shifter at the top of the page, you'll see how I coded it with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery. From there, I just recorded it using QuickTime on my mac, and used the video to gif converter I mentioned in this article. I used the same method for the demo gif! The code environment in that gif isn't even functional. Just for looks!

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Patrick

Thanks for the tip. Will check the source bits it out.

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Dani Tseiltin • Edited

Nice post, I will try it out!
Also, npm-package-deployer is a NPM package that helps you release versions of your NPM packages. You can also automate the process via GitHub Actions!
Feel free to read my post about it here if you're interested.

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nastyox

Repo looks awesome

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Dani Tseiltin

Thanks! I made some changes to it according to this cool post! i've been developing projects here and there and I really wanted to make them more visible!
I'll be adding more gifs and so to it to make it even cooler!
Thanks a lot for this awesome post!!

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Gan Jun Kai • Edited

Nice tips! Let me promote some of my projects (and I wish I can reach more people with my works that I work really hard to make):

  • obsidian: A Rust web framework which we aim to make it more developer-friendly (as people always say Rust is hard to learn). It is still on an early stage, and we are discussing about how do we make it become a productivity tool for developers.
  • aion: A friendly Rust utility crate for duration and datetime.
// It allows you to write the duration and datetime like this
2.days(); // Duration for 2 days
2.seconds(); // Duration for 2 seconds
2.hours().from_now(); // Datetime for 2 hours from now
7.days().ago(); // Datetime for 1 week ago
1.weeks().ago(); // Datetime for 1 week ago
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Anatoly Scherbakov

This is one great DSL to express datetime values! Looks very nice and readable.

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Gan Jun Kai

Thanks! This is inspired by Ruby on Rails where in Rails you only need to write 1.day.ago (without parenthesis). It is even english-ish.

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Jakub T. Jankiewicz

Nice article I've added two of my projects to JavaScripting. sysend.js library that allow to send messages between open tabs or windows including cross domain. and jQuery Terminal. I have also another project I would like to share which is LIPS Scheme based language written in JavaScript. I need to add logo to master branch README as well, it will be awhile until I'll made 1.0 version that I'm working on in devel branch.

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Nik Martin

Why isn't #1 "make something that people want to use"?

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nastyox • Edited

My goal with this article is to help people improve their repos, and if they can't figure that one out on their own, I don't know if I could help them. I'd call that #0 on the list. Certainly the most important. Also kind of ties in with #8.

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calvintwr

Omg the amount of effort... I felt like I went back in time and had to chase my wife all over again....
Not.Js - "All-in-one" type checking, validation, error handling and messaging.
Not.Js - "All-in-one" type checking, validation, error handling and messaging.

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nastyox

Looks great!

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Jean

Hey @nastyox, followed all your guidelines and getting some traction already for GitGuardian's shield: github.com/GitGuardian/gg-shield (scan your files and detect potential secrets or issues in your code). Thanks!

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nastyox • Edited

Looks great! The table of contents is a great touch to make so much necessary info feel manageable. Nice clean the logo as well!

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Prasanna

Informative post. I always envy the repo which has a lot of stars and it was very hard for me to go beyond 5. I will try to apply these tips for my next opensource tool and post the result here. Thank you @nastyox

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Tarek Hamaoui

This is really good advice. Especially for people starting out with Github when a lot of questions come to mind and block you from actually taking part or doing something because you think "is this the right way to do it?".

The best way is to just do it then iterate as you go along and i think posts like this go a long way to helping people do that.

thanks!

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Rob OLeary

Nice write-up. Congrats on your library! I think first and foremost is to create something valuable, something you want to use yourself is a good starting point, and like you discussed I think a lot of people fail to polish up the presentation of their work to make it more appealing

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Prafulla Raichurkar

This is an amazing article♥️. I would like to advertise React Native WiFi & Hotspot Wizard which is a react native library I am working on to configure WiFi & Hotspot settings programmatically.

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pkrasicki

SyncPaint is a web app for group drawing. Draw together with other people in real time.

Great tips :)!

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Martin Ninov

I feel obliged to point everyone to Goodhart's law.

"When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure."

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Maciek Grzybek

Totally agree with that, seems like recently, writing code becoming more and more like Instagram... :(

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Paweł Kowalski

Lets just hope pretty tops on github will stay SFW ;-)

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Muhimen

Do not Crete fake GitHub accounts to star your own project. GitHub will catch you, GUARANTEED.

😱😱😱

Nice post. My personal record for star is 3(including me) 😑

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bherbruck

Looks like it's up to 5 now 😉
My python projects get no stars but like 100 daily downloads for some reason.

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Leon Lafayette

Yeah I've had that, people come and clone and leave you nothing in return.

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Muhimen

At least you have the traffic going on.

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Krish Gupta

Mine is worse there are 500 stars but 35k active installations

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pkrasicki

My record is 11 so far :).

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muna kimeria

Awesome article. Am really looking forward to promoting fractio, an eel based tool for calculating document statistics such as character, word and sentence count. It also calculates estimated reading time and assigns the document a readability score.

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bherbruck

Really cool to see someone actually using eel! I think screenshots in the README would help increase engagement

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muna kimeria

Thank you ,
I find eel very convenient, unlike electron which I was using prior to eel.

I will be updating the README soon.

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Rus Kuzmin

Really good and informative read! Thanks for sharing.

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Rodel E. Dagumampan

Agreed. I remember I was so happy to have reached my first 50 stars and have not move far enough as I am busy maturing the tool than running a campaign. But now, it seems I had bit more time :) Appreciate your stars guys! :D

I just made some of your suggestions on my project yuniql, thanks for the tips! yuniql.io is a database schema versioning and migration tool for postgresql, sqlserver and others. Hope you find this useful in your future projects.

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Pranav Baburaj

LOL is a python package with various utilities. It has various data types like Integer, String, static or dynamic Array, Maps, etc.

It also contains a JSON-based datastore with serializers.

Besides that, it has an argument parser for command-line applications, input, and password prompt, and switch cases

It comes along with a python project generator

The documentation is still under development

Please check out the Github repository

github.com/pranavbaburaj/lol

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Rich

Honestly for me it's just the point on a concise intro and example with no fluff.
I don't care about the pretty side as I am most likely there to consume a package or cannibalise some snippets!

A logo or a couple of images are OK, but I personally dislike OTT readme's with tons of large images which mean I have to scroll all over the place to tie bits together!

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Rivier Grullon

Trex is a Package management for deno but maintaining the deno philosophy. packages are cached and only one import_map.json file is generated.

Btw awesome post!

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Jef LeCompte

After reaching 500 stars lately on one of my repositories, I kept a lot of these in mind.

I think the biggest things are 1, 5, and 6. I truly believe all of the items you listed are crucial to getting solid foundation, but I think those are minimum to reach a broader audience (low and high tech users).

That being said, I think being able to find some sort of niche or a library that suits a relatively large community that isn't too obscure, will also really help. I know this sounds obvious and could be quite hard to do, but this isn't limiting to a particular tool. This could be anything. Some examples off the top of my head are: a tool to automatically update brew dependencies or maybe a tool for auto syncing your forked repositories.

I could see people Googling these "issues" and trying to find an easy way to improve their quality of life. I suppose what I'm trying to say here, is that you don't need to recreate Node.js (no shots at ry, coz it's cool what he did with deno 😎), but mostly finding something that you want to write and what potentially others may like. Mostly a hit-and-miss, so it's good if you enjoyed writing it to begin with 😊

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ender minyard

"Assassin is a decentralized database that hires web workers to kill slow JavaScript."

Does that make sense? How can I make it clearer? I feel like not too many people understand the power of web workers.

GitHub logo genderev / assassin

Assassin is a decentralized database that uses background threads to kill slow JavaScript.

ASSASSIN

GitHub license GitHub license1 GitHub license GitHub license2 GitHub license31 GitHub license3 GitHub license4 GitHudk

Background

Usage

Why do we need a new database?

  • No existing decentralized databases are compatible with web workers.

What are web workers?

  • You can outsource JavaScript to web workers.
  • Web workers allow you to run multi-threaded JavaScript.
  • When you run JavaScript in parallel to the main thread, the main thread is free to respond to user input.

Can you explain web workers with a picture?

You can see in the diagram that without web workers (that's the "before" part of the picture), the main thread has to finish processing all JavaScript before responding to user input. With the use of web workers (that's the "after" part of the picture), the main thread can send JavaScript to web workers and then focus on updating the UI.

web worker diagram

Features 💥

💫  Lightweight

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nastyox

I think that for someone that doesn't know what a web worker is already, saying "Assassin is a decentralized database that uses background threads to kill slow JavaScript" would make more sense right off the bat. Very cool project!

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ender minyard

Do you mind if I make that my repo description?

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nastyox

Not at all!

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Andreas

Awesome points! Most of them I'm already trying to realize, mostly depends on how much time I can spend on a project. I also like badges in a Readme, to have quick information about the repo at first glance.

Here is one of my own projects:

GitHub logo devmount / you-can-quit

A tool to support your progress in quitting whatever your bad habit is.

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Sarsa Murmu

All things said in the article are really helpful, especially the community and newsletter links. Thanks for the article. I did the same and got more than 30 stars.

By the way, here's my project

GitHub logo sarsamurmu / reboost

A super fast dev server for rapid web development

Reboost

Reboost is a super fast dev server for rapid web development.

CircleCI npm maintained with lerna license

Experimental

Reboost is in early development, and some things may change/break before we hit version 1.0

NOTE

Reboost is intended to use only on development, for production you've to bundle up your files by yourself using bundlers like Webpack, Rollup, etc

What it does

When developing a web app, as your number of modules increases your compile-time slows down, it's a big problem, it takes a lot of precious time which you could have used to develop your app. Since ES2015 (aka ES6) modules are supported natively by browsers. If you can connect (or you can say serve) them up correctly, it will work on browsers without the need for bundling. Here, Reboost does that for you - the serving part. So you can develop your app faster.

Features

  • No bundling. So the server start time is fast
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Satyam Lachhwani

Helpful post!

Github Resume Generator is a place where you can generate your very personalized Github profile overview and save it. Visit the repository here.

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Nithin

Nice post. You make a lot of good points. My friends and I are currently developing and promoting SimplQ, a virtual web-based queue management system. Adding here so it gets a little more traction :).

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Adam Davis

Great post! I'll definitely be following some of your advice.

A project I've been working on lately is meme-type, a translator for internet speak.

For example, entering "include your repo link" with the "CLAPS 👏 AND 👏 ALL 👏 CAPS" option would return "INCLUDE 👏 YOUR 👏 REPO 👏 LINK"

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Bruno Muniz

This article is amazing!! Also struggling to create a bigger audience to my project!! Thank you so much for the article =)

About TotalCross (github.com/totalCross/totalcross): GUI creator for embedded and mobile devices that allows developers to build apps with low footprint, high performance and using a high level programming language like Java/Kotlin =) We want to provide a "community friendly" alternative to Qt

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Zaerald

For those who use IntelliJ IDEA, I've created a fun plugin waifu-motivator-plugin it's a simple and open-sourced Jetbrains IDE plugin that your waifu motivates you and helps you work on your coding challenges. It's published in the marketplace, you can directly install it from the IDE via Settings | Plugins | Marketplace or you can install it from here

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Corentin Bettiol

I think there's a lot of difference between repos of js projects, that get a looots of visits when everything is configured, and other projects with different languages.

Django is extremely popular, and I shared the link of my project (on french & english tech websites) in april. I got some stars & views on the repo, but then there have been less and less visits (there is now ~20 people/week visiting the repo).
traffic reffering django check seo

Through the stargazers count is still growing slowly:
stars history django check seo

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Matteo Bruni

tsParticles - TypeScript Particles

A lightweight TypeScript library for creating particles. Dependency free (*) and browser ready!

Particles.js converted in TypeScript, dependency free (*), improved with new cool features and various bugs fixed and it's currently under development!

github.com/matteobruni/tsparticles

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Brookes

It's daunting to think that a platform like GitHub could begin to become more like a social media platform where instant gratification and validation becomes the key metric, but I guess that will be unavoidable in an environment where popularity drives exposure.

I use GitHub explore more than I use an social feed admittedly (with Dev being a close second) and revel in the chance to read up on how something has been done in the real world. My experience as a "learner" is what motivates me to star repositories.

I have recently just opened up the source to an app I built, Skribul in hopes to receive feedback, teach what I've learned while building something that is "real world" usable. I'm proud of this small project and hope I can share knowledge with more and less experienced developers. Collaboration is more than welcomed.

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Siddharth

There's fcd which I recently made.

I also wrote a post on it. It contains an explanation of what it does and how it does it.

Excerpt:

Ever had to type out a long cd ~/Sites/Projects/project, find out the path is wrong, rewrite it to cd ~/Sites/Sandbox/project? You just wasted a minute or two. This inspired me to create a tool: fcd.

fcd is a utility which helps you cd faster on macOS.

You can directly use it in place of cd like so:

  $ fcd some/path/here
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Marcell Cruz

Very nice post, I'm trying to follow it right now, don't have enough karma to post in reddit yet :( but I'm getting there

I've made a post about my project here on dev.to, is a app to extract styles from a figma project and save it directly in your code
dev.to/____marcell/extract-figma-d...

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Robin Gagnon

I just open sourced my own project: colorschemes.dev! About to go ahead and try to get some people to see it now. This was helpful, I hope to get some traction with this!

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Muhammet Kara • Edited

Thank you for the tips. I'll try to complete the missing steps for our repo. Although we have quite a few years of history, we are new on GitHub. So some welcome hugs (stars) would be appreciated. :)

Pull requests are also more than welcome. You may check our contribution guidelines to see how you can start developing quickly.

Collabora Online is a collaborative online office suite based on LibreOffice technology. This is also the source for the Collabora Office apps for iOS and Android.

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Anni

Love the concrete tips in this article. I just transitioned into a a DevRel role and have no idea how to start, this article helped a lot!

We're working on an open-source project, any feedback is welcome!
Instill Core is a full-stack AI infrastructure tool for building versatile AI-first applications

🌟 github.com/instill-ai/instill-core

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Dudu Lasry

This post is amazing. Thank you for all these tips.

We recently open-sourced our entire product and we're looking for feedback :) Let us know what you think! github.com/merlinn-co/merlinn

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Gianluca

github.com/projectsveltos

Kubernetes itself is not a complete solution. To build a production cluster, you need various additional addons like CNI or CoreDNS. Addon management has been a problem for a long time. Sveltos wants to figure out the best way to install, manage and deliver cluster addons. It does so by providing declarative APIs allowing to easily deploy Kubernetes addons across multiple Kubernetes clusters.

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errsole

Nice Information.

Here is my opensource project where I developed an open-source logging module for Node.js apps. It has a built-in web dashboard to view, filter, and search your app logs.

See if it is useful to you guys: github.com/errsole/errsole.js

Thanks

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Manas • Edited

Hi check my automatic mailing system python script, Currently I am working on next version of it and making it a complete snap package.

github.com/scienmanas/CertiMailer

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Robin Thomas

Thanks for writing this article.

Shameless plug. This is a serverless plugin I recently made: github.com/robin-thomas/serverless...

Getting the first 100 starts will definitely be the hardest.

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Shrihari Prakash

Liquid is a open source highly customizable authentication and user management system for your projects based on TypeScript, MongoDB and Redis. ✨

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Fuad Hasan

Give a star to this Project.

This is my vanilla js project. It has a beautiful UI and pretty much features as other messaging site has. Like media and file sharing, realtime messaging, reacts, reply on messages, push notifications, stickers etc. Calling is not implemented because it's a web app so mobile devices can't handle group calls that much easily as native apps can.
Github

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Darko Riđić • Edited

cypress-boilerplate
Quickly generate new projects, and start coding immediately with an already pre-configured project. While using this boilerplate you and your team can focus more on coding, and less wory about configuration. This boilerplate is full of useful plugins already configured, and much more! Good luck!

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Vivek • Edited

Open source webapp to store notes in your github repository.

github.com/vivekweb2013/gitnoter

GitNoter

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Adrien de Peretti

Nice article, I ve made this package github.com/adrien2p/medusa-extender and I am wanting to get some feedback. Also, Ive re worked the documentation and design but I don’t know if it is enough 😊 I would appreciate some feedback guys

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Adrien de Peretti

Hey 👋 really nice post!

Could I get some feedback on github.com/adrien2p/medusa-extender its an extension of medusa that allow modular architecture as well as extending entities, repositories, services and much more features 😎

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Pronner

Just a quick project promotion that you guys may want or need, since a lot of people struggle finding the correct software to use for recording.

I've created a Windows recorder (for Windows 7, 8, 10 and 11) with customizable features especially for games like Minecraft/Roblox/etc.

Discord Server: discord.gg/fXT2bCMyn4
Download at: github.com/Pronner/OpenRecorder/re...

We support x86 (for x32), x64 processors as well as computers that have average/bad specs. ORS is mainly for computers that are weak/slow, and if your computer is very good then expect amazing gameplay.

Thanks, and happy recording 📸

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Nicholas Thiede

Great post, thanks a lot!
RPort.io is a self-hosted open source remote management solution for Windows & Linux. Intuitive, easy to use inventory management, remote access, script execution, VPN replacement, automation, and much more.

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Nicolai Høeg Pedersen

Great post and exactly what I was looking for being totally green in this field.

I created Swiffy Slider which is a Super fast and lightweight slider and carousel. The project was sparked when we could not find somethings light and fast enough and that was easy to use.

Product Slider

So now it is getting it to live time - another new challenge in this project and quite fun.

Thank you for your article! Now off to make a new some sharing image!

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Boris Jenicek

I have made a new Readme.md for my project a popup framework for Angular. Can you please give me a feedback? What do you think, is it eye catching enaugh? (Time of posting: 18 stars) github.com/costlydeveloper/ngx-awe...

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Jaysmito Mukherjee • Edited

TerraGen3D 3D Procedural Terrain Generation Tool in OpenGL/C++(Node editor based workflow as well as Layer based workflow)
Link to GitHub : github.com/Jaysmito101/TerraGen3D
Link to Source Forge : sourceforge.net/projects/terragen3d/

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Pavel Buchnev

Hi there! I'd like to introduce the Debugger. It helps you to receive logs, dump outputs from your application and display them in a readable way. It is fully opensource.Debugger is a beautiful, lightweight web server built on Laravel and VueJs that helps debugging your app. It runs without installation on multiple platforms via docker and supports symfony var-dumper, monolog, sentry, smtp and spatie ray package. Github repo github.com/debugger-server/debugge...
I need your feedback and stars :)

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Matthew Tam

True. My Github repo just blew up with views. Thanks to Nastyox and his tips. Mine got 1333 visitors and 948 unique visitors in hours. Thank you so much Nastyox. You just got yourself a like, unicorn, bookmark, and a follower.

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Matthew Tam

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Car Brand Listing Game is a program where you try and guess car brands and list them out. It is a raw piece of code but it delivers the purpose on point! Please check it out!

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Operating IT

Good article. Below is my link to a web ERP made with Laravel and Livewire. It is ongoing development. It is ERP with a simple Content Management System (CMS), Basic Calendar, Basic Ecommerce, Task manager, Team manager, Document sharing, etc. Any feedback is highly appreciated.

github.com/oitcode/samarium

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Adarsh Kumar

github.com/Adarsh9315/express-rest...

It's an express.js rest API framework. It's written in typescript. It's a production-ready framework with all kinds of routing and CORS modules handled. it also supports email functionality. It has 3 built-in functions which are login, register, and send a confirmation email.

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QLabs • Edited

That's awesome! However, you did miss a free way to advertise in your post. There are a lot of awesome lists on Github. For example, I put my NCOVDashboard on this awesome list for Coronavirus related projects. There are other lists too, like some for python, go, PHP, etc.

GitHub logo Quantalabs / NCOVDashboard

A COVID-19 Dashboard

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NCovDashboard

Version License: GPL--3.0 Build Lines of Code Language grade: Python Total alerts Awesome

A simple COVID-19 Dashboard

View the Dashboard here

Author

👤 QLabs

🤝 Contributing

Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!
Feel free to check issues page. You can also take a look at the contributing guide.

Show your support

Give a ⭐️ if this project helped you!

📝 License

Copyright © 2021 QLabs.
This project is GPL--3.0 licensed.


This README was generated with ❤️ by readme-md-generator





GitHub logo soroushchehresa / awesome-coronavirus

🦠 Huge collection of useful projects and resources for COVID-19 (2019 novel Coronavirus)





Awesome Coronavirus Awesome build status

Huge collection of useful projects and resources for COVID-19 (2019 novel Coronavirus)

COVID-19 (2019 novel Coronavirus) is a current epidemic as of today. Developers around the world are building applications for the public to get up-to-date and accurate information as quickly as possible.

If you are interested to add an item to this list, please read the contribution guidelines first!

Contents

Get to Know

Link Description
Coronavirus World Health Organization.
Novel coronavirus (COVID-19) World Health Organization.
Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) advice for the public World Health Organization.
Q&A on coronaviruses (COVID-19) World Health Organization.


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Nick Palenchar

Really great advice! My project has certainly gotten some much needed facelifts with some of the pointers here. Maybe folks in the comments will find it useful: github.com/nickpalenchar/goodtimer

On that note, thanks for inviting others to share their projects :D

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Jan Prochazka

Thanks for great article. After reading it, I am not sure, whether I should improve README on github or WEB. DbGate is database manager (opensource, of course) for MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQL Server. Works everywhere where nodejs works. Any feedback is welcome.

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Cole Wilson

Hello, this was really helpful! My project isn't a JavaScript repo, but instead Python. I have used these techniques to get 30 stars so far! Thanks! Here is the repo: github.com/cole-wilson/sailboat

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Dani Tseiltin

I've tried it with some of my repos but no luck yet. Can you tell me what im doing wrong? My GitHub account is @danitseitlin
Thanks

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nastyox

They look great. I imagine you need to focus more on steps 6-8 to make sure the projects are as useful of possible for others and people have heard about them. Best of luck!

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Dani Tseiltin

Thanks, trying to get as much stars as I can to get noticed in the feed. 1 project at a time.

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ppezaris

Taking this advice for CodeStream, a set of editor extensions to make it easy to collaborate on code. Really great writeup with lots of good advice. The shields were surprisingly easy to implement.

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Radu-Alexandru B

Hello and thank you for this awesome article. I'm kind of new to Github (learnt it all this summer) and I'm slowly digging in into the community. So far I'm trying to migrate all my local projects to git, and I was really wondering how I will ever attract other people.

This article will be my checklist from now on! Thank you again. Here's one of my "hard-worked" repos:

GitHub logo radualexandrub / Age-Gender-Classification-on-RaspberryPi4-with-TFLite-PyQt5

Age and Gender classification in real-time, using Convolutional Neural Networks (with MobileNet v1 network using a converted .tflite model), on Raspberry Pi 4. The app is wrapped in PyQt5 interface.

Real-Time Age and Gender Classification on RaspberryPi4 using TFLite and PyQt5 Interface

Automatic age and gender classification in real-time, using Convolutional Neural Networks (based on MobileNet v1 network), fitted on Raspberry Pi 4 model using a converted .tflite model. The application is wrapped in a simple and modern UI using PyQt5.

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Demo

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About this App

Automatic age and gender classification can be used in a large number of applications, especially in intelligent human-computer interfaces, as well as in biometrics, visual surveillance, limited access to multimedia content, and for commercial applications such as self-checkouts.

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David Snyder

Great post! I have really struggled with getting stars on my projects in the past year. I would love some feedback on my most recent projects DisStreamChat and Twitchio-js 😀

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David Snyder • Edited

Great advice! I'm going to add a nice social media preview to DisStreamChat, I didn't even know that was a thing 😅! I made an effort with the website but less so on the GitHub. Can't seem to get many people interested yet, sadly. Also, I would some feedback on the readme. thanks!

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Furkan Akyol

Hi guys, I have implemented a python package for django which automatically determines the correct use of select_related, prefetch_related and only methods for a rest-framework serializer. We are using it in our company in two projects and looking forward to hear from other developers about their opinions. Any pull request or issue is appreciated. If you want to help, you can check it out on auto-related.

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Rajesh Royal • Edited

Here I customized mine.

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Video streaming website Netflix Frontend clone, Built with Pure CSS3 using Flexbox, JS dependencies: OwlCarousel and JQuery






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nastyox

nice work on this! make sure you don't connect those register/sign in forms to a backend or you might get accused of creating a convincing man in the middle attack. looks good enough to pass as the real thing for a lot of people!

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Rajesh Royal

chill man, It's the only frontend 😉

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Max Tarsis

I have several open-source projects.

Monoreact is a workspace implementation for the react ecosystem. Replaces lerna, tsdx, nx, and others. At the moment, I develop it and hope to release the first stable version in the next month. That's why I don't have full documentation so far.

Routeshub is a route manager library that provides the opportunity to handle routes in declarative design

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Vesi Staneva

Great post, really on point! Here is what our team worked on over the past weeks and aiming to shoot some ⭐⭐⭐ - A Ready-to-use Node.JS REST API for classification of disturbing images. Feedback & comments are highly appreciated! 😉

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Michael Rothenbücher

Great post, thank you!

So I take my turn 🤓.

I've created a little node.js project where you can send ZPL/ZPLII code to zebra label printers -> zpl-rest.

zpl-rest provides the following

  • REST-API to manage labels (written in ZPL), printer and to print these labels
  • a simple graphical user interface for this REST-API
  • you can use mustache in your ZPL-Code
  • you can preview the result of your ZPL-Code
  • you can test print your ZPL-Code
  • you can review and reprint printjobs
  • you can use placeholder in your ZPL labels (${varname}) which will be replaced through the API

Your feedback is welcome.

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Bastiaan Jansen

Great post! I just implemented Repo Roster on my own repo!

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Brayden W ⚡️

Thanks for the tips!

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Tristan M.

I'll just leave my projects here:

  • Tailwind Merge go -> a much faster re implementation of tailwind merge in golang.
  • DStyler -> a 0 dependency library for creating stylesheets dynamically with JS. Allow users to pick colors, font's, sizes for elements and view the result in real time on their browser.
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Moralist Festus

Great Article, I will into this and amend mine.

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Clement Sam

Nice read... Thanks for sharing!

I wrote GLab, a GitLab CLI tool to help work seamlessly with GitLab... Do give it a try... Your feedbacks are greatly appreciated.

github.com/profclems/glab

gitlab.com/profclems/glab

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Sooraj (PS) • Edited

Thanks! Really helpful article. Helped me a lot in updating my repo. Here is my plugin if you guys are interested 😊

GitHub logo SoorajSNBlaze333 / tooltip-sequence

A simple step by step tooltip helper for any site

Tooltip Sequence

A minimalistic set of tooltips on your app.

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What it does

So suppose you create a Web Application and you want to take your users or anyone on a walkthrough on one, two or maybe all the features in your app, you can install this simple Javascript package to create a sequence of small tooltips that will guide the user to each feature( in our case a web element ) and show a small description of what you want them to know about that feature.This package would save you the time to manually create tooltip descriptions on each page and link them together in action.

Installation

Quick Usage ⚡️

Add the following tags to your HTML document
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/tooltip-sequence@latest/dist/index.css">
<script src="https://unpkg.com/tooltip-sequence@latest/dist/index.min.js"></script>

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Use npm

npm install tooltip-sequence --save
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PatricNox

Great article with good suggestions of where to spread the word, thanks!

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Abu Zafor Fagun

Here I have tried to implement a fault tollarant microservice, more specifically dealing with third party services. Used C#, ASP .NET Core, Azure Service Bus and SQL Server
Feel free to contribute or put a star. ;)
github.com/abuzaforfagun/Invoice.M...

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Heertheeswaran V

Very useful!!

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MuttisSalat

Thanks for sharing on how to get Github Stars and GitHub Followers. We used GitHub24 and GitHub-Stars in order to buy a GitHub Stars and GitHub Followers.

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Николай Бучок • Edited

Hello everybody 😃! Here is my repository:
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Calc.cpp is a simple and convenient C++ library for parsing and calculating the value of a mathematical expression given by a string. C++ does not have a built-in module for working with string mathematical expressions, so this library can be very useful in many C++ projects. If you look at this repository, you will see how powerful and easy to use it is 😃!

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Guilherme Neves

mask-hooks

Functions and hooks for applying masks to data inputs and outputs

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MoNaiZi

(๑ • ̀ ㅂ• ́)و ✧github.com/MoNaiZi/Note
Developed with vue3+electron19, notepad and outline, mind mapping function, with start-up, floating window, elegant window transition.
I hope you can give me some encouragement. The mind mapping function is under development
(T▽T)

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Sergey Scat

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shaido987

Great tips, I will try to apply these in the future!

I found this post in the process of looking up advice on promoting a dataset I created. I think it could give some interesting insights if used correctly. You can check out the dataset and the accompanying code can be found here

GitHub logo shaido987 / novel-dataset

Dataset with 10k+ novels.

Graph illustation of the novels


Creates a dataset from novelupdates (novelupdates.com) containing information about translated novels. The dataset contains translated English novels from eight different original languages. There is currently a total of 13,592 novels.

Current Version: 0.1.3
Updated on 2022-10-18

Dataset columns:

  • General Information
    • Novel ID
    • Name
    • Associated Names
    • Original Langauge
    • Author / Authors
    • Genres
    • Tags
  • Publishing Information
    • Start Year
    • Licensed
    • Original Publisher
    • English Publisher
  • Chapter Information
    • Number of Chapters (original language)
    • Completed (original language)
    • Number of Chapters (translation)
    • Completed (translation)
  • Release Information (translation)
    • Release Frequency
    • Activity Weekly Rank
    • Activity Monthly Rank
    • Activity All-time Rank
  • Community Information (translation)
    • On Number of Reading Lists
    • Reading List Monthly Rank
    • Reading List All-time Rank
    • Rating
    • Rating Votes
  • Related Series Information
    • Related Series IDs
    • Recommended Series IDs
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gdemarcq

Thanks for sharing your tips ! I really love your link to Repo Roster ;)
So I just release our new Open Source Python API for Computer Vision Ikomia Github.
With just a few lines of code, you can train and test the best Computer Vision algorithms on your own data.

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cregx

Thank you for the very informative and well written post.
I immediately implemented your suggestions and tweaked my current GitHub project WIM-Backup a bit. 😉

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Max Tarsis

I love your readme.
Beautiful and concise.

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Alberto Pérez de Rada Fiol

Good advice! :)

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HannahWVP • Edited

Great! thank you very much to the author

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Abhinav Srivastava

That's really cool, can I use the gif on top!

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nastyox

Thanks! Yeah, it looks good in your profile's READ-ME. Use whatever you want!

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Abhinav Srivastava

😅 thanks!

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Bhavesh Lohana

Well, i don't have great projects like you do, but i just started so here's my GitHub.

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FreakCdev

Nice article, will try with my FreakC soon.

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gilfoyle97

Almost 100 for Scilla! github.com/edoardottt/scilla

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David Fernando • Edited

Medium Posts API
Unofficial Medium API that returns the JSON of your posts
github.com/david-fernando/medium-p...

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Aleksandar Trifunovic

I've noticed that more generic repositories gain considerably higher number of starts than those project specific based if you consider that the user doesn't have substantial amount of followers on GitHub

Repo containing generic guid to build various projects (115k + Stars)
github.com/danistefanovic/build-yo...

Repo for a really great Spring Boot Project with Production Code (10k + Stars)
github.com/sqshq/piggymetrics

Both repo's are great, but a more general repo towards multiple technologies/concepts/list will gain more traction.

Btw, really nice blog post. Thank you for a great summary

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Tanishk Sharma

Before reading this post, out of the 10 posts, I maybe knew only about 2 of them. Will definitely put them into practice as they make a lot of sense.

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Aahnik Daw

GitHub logo aahnik / tgcf

A simple script to forward all the messages of one chat (private/group/channel) to another. Made using Telethon. Can be used to back up the contents of a chat to another place.

telegram-chat-forward

telegram-chat made-with-python MIT license

A simple script to forward all the messages of one chat (indivisual/group/channel) to another. Made using Telethon. Can be used to back up the contents of a chat to another place.

Signing in

First of all you need to have your Telegram account's api_id and api_hash Learn how to get them.

Installation

Make sure you have python 3.6 or above installed, by running python --version.

The following commands are to be executed on a Mac/Linux terminal like bash or zsh. If you are a Windows user, then I strongly recommend using pythonanywhere or termux, unless you are familiar with using command line on Windows.

Changes may be required to be made in the following commands to make them Windows compatible.

  • Clone this repo and move into it to get started.
git clone https://github.com/aahnik/telegram-chat-forward.git && cd telegram-chat-forward
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python3 -m venv venv && source venv/bin/activate
pip3
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Hashemi Rafsan

Thanks for sharing useful details

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Deepak Raj

I find it Useful, thanks for writing one.
github.com/codePerfectPlus/Portfol...

Here is My ML/Python web application using Django for Portfolio project. It may be useful to someone.

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Can Mingir

Great article, thanks for tips

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Can Mingir

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Low-code Framework for Node.js

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What is Nucleoid?

Nucleoid is a low-code framework for Node.js. As writing just like any other codes in Node.js, it rerenders the very same JavaScript codes and makes the necessary adjustments in the state as well as stores on the disk, so that your application doesn't require external database or anything else.

..but why?

Even simple applications today require lots of coding, libraries, tuning etc., and majority of them are technical requirements rather than business logic. Declarative runtimes like Nucleoid lets you immediately start writing business logic with less code lines.

Hello World

const nucleoid = require("nucleoidjs");
const app = nucleoid();
class User {constructor(name){this.name = name}}
nucleoid.register(User);

// 👇 This is it!
app.post("/users", () => new User("Daphne")
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Clayton Kehoe

Followed a lot of these tips, thanks!

Project Link: github.com/Boeing/config-file-vali...

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Rajesh Royal

@nastyox1 I didn't get 100 but your post definately helps reaching me 10+ stars 😉.

Here is the repository.

GitHub logo Rajesh-Royal / Broprint.js

This package generates a unique ID/String for different browsers. Like chrome, Firefox and any other browsers which supports canvas and audio Fingerprinting.

Broprint.js

The world's easiest, smallest and powerful visitor identifier for browsers.

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This package generates a unique ID/String for different browsers. Like chrome, Firefox or any other browsers which support `canvas` and `audio` fingerprinting. You can easily do the browser fingerprinting with this library. Its small and minimal.


CodeSandbox, Live Demo

🙉 What's all the hullabaloo?

Broprint.js helps JavaScript developers code visitors identifier more simply, readably, and securely. Whether you need to find a unique visitor, do analytics, browser fingerprinting, or do anything of the like while even preventing frauds, we've got you covered at a cryptographically strong level. The best part? Our library is extremely lightweight and developer friendly- which means it won't take a toll on your project, and it's uber-simple to implement. This library works on the concept of canvas fingerprint and audio fingerprint, the final result which a user get is the combination of audio and canvas

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Ariful Alam

I have followed this article and so far gained almost 300 stars. Do let me know what do you think about this.

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🚀 Create an automatic portfolio based on GitHub profile.

GitProfile

Easy to use automatic portfolio builder for every GitHub user!

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What if you could create your portfolio in 5 minutes just by providing your GitHub username and even host it without any cost? Do you want to display your skills, job history, education, or blog posts on your portfolio? Introducing GitProfile.

GitProfile is an easy to use portfolio builder where you can create a portfolio page automatically by just providing your GitHub username. It is built using React.js on top of Vite.js. But it's not necessary to have knowledge on these to get you started. You can make your own copy with zero coding experience.

Features:

Easy to Setup
30 Themes
Google Analytics
Hotjar
SEO
Avatar and Bio
Social Links
Skills
Experience
Education
Projects
Blog Posts

To view a live example, click here.

Or try…

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Jonak Adipta Kalita

github.com/Jonak-Adipta-Kalita/JAK...
Do checkout my Mobile App, Its still under development, it is a App with Multi Features!

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umutyesildal • Edited

yesildal.me is a open source developer portfolio website made with Reactjs and Nextjs. Suitable for all kinds of developers!

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Jef LeCompte

Ahh, the social card. That's a great idea! Thanks for the write up 😊

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Jun Santilla

Here's mine! I just want to learn more about GatsbyJS and TailwindCSS, so I decided to combine them into one repository.

Github:
github.com/junsantilla/gatsby-tail...

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Abhishek Chaudhary
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niko

Music Streaming Platform Playwave, Which I made in Typescript react

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Sunil Sharma

XNLogger - Framework to log network traffics

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Karun

github.com/PyQuad/peak.py

Here's my team repo, highly active development going on!

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Adrian Emil Grigore

mkws.sh is a bloat-free simple static site generator. GitHub is located at github.com/adriangrigore/mkws.

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IshaanBhola

Thanks for the tips, trying out repo roster for my repo SuperAGI - opensource project for building autonomous agents : github.com/TransformerOptimus/Supe...

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Felipe Kinoshita

Thank you! I added a nice logo to my project. Doing a shell is quite hard lol.

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nastyox

I see you've kept working on it even past that. Improvement is looking awesome. Good work!

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Saeid Rezaei

Swift Persian Tools is an anthology of a variety of tools for the Persian language in Swift.

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Matthew Tam

"Car Brand Listing Game" is a game where you try and guess car brands. When you guess over 30, you win. It is a dead simple game. Please check it out. I need the first few stars. Thank you!

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Matthew Tam
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Shirase

Ok... I'll do it

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Abraham
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Grachev Mikhail

github.com/dotenv-linter/dotenv-li... - a lightning-fast linter for .env files. Written in Rust.

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Hawk Chen

Great article! Thanks for sharing.
keikai is a web spreadsheet component that can help you build your spreadsheet-driven application.

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Kevin Palatzky

Just started a new project! I would be happy if someone has some feedback:

github.com/kpalatzky/microvault/

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Minal

we written

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mogwai

This is awesome. I didn't even know that 100 stars was something to aim towards. I shall now aim to game the system ._.

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Build your own Web4 social network with our open source Web4 Lite Foundation: github.com/Web4-Organisation/Web4-...
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Rahul

Amazing Post

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Samuel Ochuba

Nice post . i was looking for this same exact thing

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Fawaz Ahmed

Thanks

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Alex Crivion

Clear and concise - spot on.
I've never had even 1 star but still I use the projects myself so I go with the mindset "use it if you like it too".

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Finn Lancaster

Wow! A bit late to the party, it looks like, but I will definitely add some of these ideas to my new Chrome Extension here

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Mat Jones

I've been putting tons of work into my open source changelog generator project, and trying to grow the project, please check it out and star if you like!

github.com/mrjones2014/yaclt

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Abhishek Chaudhary

github.com/theabbie/seedr-api

Unofficial API wrapper for seedr.cc

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Taufik Nurrohman

So much comments up there.

Am currently have very poor social card design. Would like to improve it in the future.

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Menai Ala Eddine

Obviously, I'm struggling to hit 100 stars for You Don't Know UI, but I'll apply your tips and tell my reviews.

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mediv0

hello guys
I wrote a state manager for Vue 3 with composition API
what do you think?

github.com/mediv0/v-bucket

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edwin_ew

Very useful.

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ghost • Edited

Well, my project is a self-hostable social networking site with extensible api. Working on extensions.

Link: github.com/bethropolis/suplike-soc...

Demo: suplike.xyz

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ColonelParrot • Edited

AnabolicSet - Javascript Set on steroids

Imagine using a Set, but ten times better... ;)

github.com/ColonelParrot/AnabolicSet

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gocruncher

Just what I need!

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Abdallah Mohammed

Cool

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dkreeft

HI! d3tree is a Python package used to visualize file paths using D3.js. Thanks for checking it out.

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DanilProgram

github.com/VkCozy/vk_cozy framework for vk api language ruby

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Jimmy Smith

Please Checkout my project from Here.

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Jonas.

Pterdactyl Client Area. Leave a Star. <3
github.com/NorthDevelopment/NorthC...

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jirafey

i dont really have a good repo to post here ill just post the readme

readme

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Евгений Мефёд
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David Fernando

NoLoopFor is Javascript library that allows you to loop without use the for from JS, and is available for use with and without the NodeJS. Just access now:
github.com/david-fernando/noLoopFor

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Vishal Heble

4th point : guaranteed lolzzz

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Kirill Scherba

Golang Neural Network Helper package with examples:

github.com/kirill-scherba/nnhelper

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Naga Durgarao Baddhi

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