Here are some of the highest-starred GitHub repositories currently across the entire web 👇


1)codecrafters-io/build-your-own-x (Stars: ≈496,000 - 497,000 )
👉 Master programming by recreating your favorite technologies from scratch (Build your own X series tutorials).
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Features: One of the most popular repositories on GitHub, practical and highly educational.
2)sindresorhus/awesome ( Stars: ≈458,000 - 459,000 )
👉 The parent repository of the Awesome series lists, collecting curated lists on various interesting topics.
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Features: An essential resource guide for developers.
3)freeCodeCamp/freeCodeCamp (Stars: ≈443,000 - 444,000)
👉 Open-source code and free programming courses, covering math, programming, computer science, and more.
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Features: An interactive learning platform suitable for beginners to advanced learners.
4)public-apis/public-apis (Stars: ≈426,000 )
👉 A collection of free APIs, organized by category (music, weather, finance, health, etc.).
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Features: A commonly used resource library for developers integrating external services.
5)EbookFoundation/free-programming-books(Stars: ≈385,000)
👉 A collection of free programming books (multi-language support).
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Features: A treasure trove of learning resources.
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LiquidationRaincoat
· 04-28 09:45
In free-programming-books, the book SICP helped me re-discover programming.
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VineGeometry
· 04-27 14:11
public-apis is great for side projects when searching for APIs, saving a lot of research time.
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MoonlightShellPool
· 04-27 11:34
Awesome, I pinned the repository to my favorites; I search for tools there first.
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DigitalCicada
· 04-27 10:32
build-your-own-x is truly amazing; after working through Redis, my understanding is deeper than reading ten books.
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LiqShepherd
· 04-27 10:21
The number of stars doesn't lie; these five repositories have truly stood the test of time.
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BillHolder
· 04-27 09:59
freeCodeCamp's interactive learning is very friendly for beginners, and after completing the front-end path, you can directly find a job.
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MultisigOnRocks
· 04-27 09:29
The Chinese translation community of freeCodeCamp is also very active, and even those who are not good at English can keep up.
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BearMarketInAPaperCup
· 04-27 09:29
sindresorhus is simply a living fossil on GitHub; the awesome series has supported countless directory sites.
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DaoSidequester
· 04-27 09:13
public-apis some endpoints may be down; it is recommended to check the most recent commit time first.
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SushiSlippage
· 04-27 09:10
I've been using the fifth repository since 2016, back when it only had a few ten thousand stars, witnessing history.
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