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1,493 repositories starred since May 2011. Mostly web and app development, and lately learning resources and other things.

Charting stars1,493 / 1,493

Over time

Each line is a starred repository at the date it was starred. Height is its GitHub stars. Drag across the graph or pick a year to filter the list below.

May 2011: first stars, QuincyKit, laconic2012–2013: 12 stars in 2 years2015: 503 stars, 244 in Web & apps2011201620212026
20112026
  • May 2011: first stars, QuincyKit, laconic
  • 2012–2013: 12 stars in 2 years
  • 2015: 503 stars, 244 in Web & apps

Drift

Share of each kind of repository among the stars added each year.

Learning & other 29%Libraries & tools 21%Infra & backend 6%Web & apps 7%AI & LLMs 31%2011201620212026
20112026
  • Learning & other 29%
  • Libraries & tools 21%
  • Infra & backend 6%
  • Web & apps 7%
  • AI & LLMs 31%

Terrain

Categories are regions. Where stars cluster, the ground rises. The most-starred repositories are marked like towns. Select a region to filter.

WEB FRONTENDLIBRARIES & UTILITIESUNCATEGORISEDDEVELOPER TOOLSLEARNING & LISTSMOBILE & DESKTOPBACKEND & APISLANGUAGES & SYSTEMSTESTINGAI & LLMSTERMINAL & CLIMACHINE LEARNING & DATADEVOPS & CLOUDGAMES & GRAPHICSDATABASESSECURITYexcalidrawnodepicreate-react-appjson-serverdocusauruswebpackgatsbymetabaseABCDEFGH12345

Findings

  1. 2015 was the busiest year: 503 stars, 244 of them in Web & apps.

  2. They find things early: 61% of their stars have fewer than 1,000 stars on GitHub.

  3. 328 of their stars are archived or deprecated, and 93 name a successor. Another 804 have had no commits in two years.

  4. The longest pause was 12 months, from Jan 2012 to Feb 2013.

  5. JavaScript accounts for 66% of their stars, TypeScript for 14%.

Terminal & CLI

  1. harbor-framework/terminal-bench-1

    A benchmark for LLMs on complicated tasks in the terminal

    Python2026-01-13
    2.6K
  2. vadimdemedes/pastel

    🎨 Next.js-like framework for CLIs made with Ink

    TypeScriptv4.0.12019-04-30
    2.4K
  3. zkat/cipm

    standalone ci-oriented package installer for npm projects (moved)

    ArchivedJavaScript2018-01-07
    399
  4. renke/import-sort

    Sort ES2015 (aka ES6) imports. Both JavaScript and TypeScript are supported.

    TypeScript2017-11-05
    459
  5. kentcdodds/kcd-scripts

    CLI toolbox for common scripts for my projects

    JavaScriptv17.0.02017-09-23
    890
  6. codesandbox/cli

    Upload your templates to codesandbox with a single command 🏖️. This repo has been moved here: https://github.com/codesandbox-app/codesandbox-importers/tree/master/packages/cli

    ArchivedTypeScript2017-06-28
    128
  7. callstack/haul

    Haul is a command line tool for developing React Native apps, powered by Webpack

    TypeScript13-04-20212017-03-30
    3.7K
  8. sindresorhus/ansi-escapes

    ANSI escape codes for manipulating the terminal

    JavaScriptv7.3.02016-09-01
    553
  9. flow-typed/flow-typed

    A central repository for Flow library definitions

    JavaScriptv4.1.12016-08-17
    3.8K
  10. rvagg/node-errno

    libuv errno details exposed

    JavaScript2016-07-21
    247
  11. whatwg/console

    Console Standard

    HTML2016-02-21
    297
  12. Yomguithereal/kotatsu

    Straightforward command line tool to setup a development environment for modern JavaScript.

    JavaScript0.23.02015-12-27
    262
  13. steelbrain/motion

    javascript cli: fast, configurable, easy, with hmr

    Archivedv1.2.02015-12-25
    618
  14. mantoni/eslint_d.js

    🪄 Speed up eslint to accelerate your development workflow

    JavaScript2015-09-19
    1.2K
  15. webpack/analyse

    analyse web app for webpack stats

    Archivedwebpack/webpack-bundle-analyzerJavaScript2015-01-08
    885
  16. jordwalke/VimBox

    Simple, Modern MacVim Configuration

    Vim Script2014-03-23
    909
  17. binaryage/totalterminal

    Terminal.app plugin for quick access to terminal window (Quake-style)

    Objective-C2011-07-19
    388

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