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Srinivas Kandukuri
Srinivas Kandukuri

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Best Github Repositories a programmer should check out

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Nicolas Comet • Edited

"Best Github Repositories a JavaScript programmer should fork check out"

There, fixed it.

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Srinivas Kandukuri

We developers have a habbit, if really like something we go through regularly, the best to bookmark is fork the repo.
That's how I do most of the time

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Nicolas Comet

Yes you are right, we do have our habits. However, I like to think they are as they should be, personal.

If I'm interested in a repo on github, I'll bookmark it by liking it. If I want to learn how the code of a complex library/framework works, I'll git clone it. If I want to contribute, I'll fork it.

That's my personal tastes though ;)

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Tanuj Nagpal

And that is the right way @S*K .

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Srinivas Kandukuri

Updated, thanks guys.

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Tanuj Nagpal

"should" fork?
"should"?!
But? But why? should??!!
Most of the repos you mentioned are just to read. Fork is not like a "like". If you kinda bookmark or like leave a star. Not fork it.

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Brad

I love a good lists of lists!

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Yanyan Sofiyan

thanks for share

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