112 repositories starred since Jan 2023. Mostly libraries and developer tools.
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.
- Jan 2023: first stars, LoRa-E5-STM32WLE5JC-Examples, state-of-the-art-shitcode
- 2024: 41 stars, 13 in Web & apps
- AI & LLMs7
- ML & data1
- Web & apps29
- Infra & backend9
- Libraries & tools32
- Systems & graphics7
- Learning & other27
Drift
Since Apr 2025, infrastructure and backend went from 3% to 16% of new stars.
- Learning & other 18%
- Libraries & tools 28%
- Infra & backend 17%
- Web & apps 26%
- AI & LLMs 7%
Terrain
Categories are regions. Where stars cluster, the ground rises. The most-starred repositories are marked like towns. Select a region to filter.
Findings
2024 was the busiest year: 41 stars, 13 of them in Web & apps.
They find things early: 48% of their stars have fewer than 1,000 stars on GitHub.
5 of their stars are archived or deprecated. Another 26 have had no commits in two years.
The longest pause was 7 months, from May 2023 to Nov 2023.
Python accounts for 13% of their stars, TypeScript for 12%.
Machine learning & data
- 2025-03-30187.8K
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