Developers Are Going Crazy Over These GitHub Repositories
Every single developer out there love GitHub, it’s one of the finest websites to ever exist. If you don’t know what GitHub is? You must be the beginner, or you just ended up here without any programming knowledge. GitHub is basically a Google Drive, but way more powerful. You can store your code, track every single change you have ever made, and collaborate literally with anyone in the world.
GitHub is really an incredible place for programmers. You want to learn from the best developers in the world, you want to build your programming career, the answer is GitHub. This website has everything in the world, and somehow it’s completely free.
GitHub isn’t really a secret thing, over 150 million developers using it. There are 420 million repositories. Which means there are 420 million projects that are sitting there, so you can explore them. And I’m not talking about random projects, every big company you have heard of, Google, Netflix, Facebook, Microsoft, they all have code on GitHub. This platform is great, and one of the main reason for that is Open Source. You can read the code, download the code, learn from it, whatever you want, as long the license allows it.
Because there are so many Open Source repos and projects, I spent some time on research, and presenting you the 50 projects that will give you knowledge, make you smart, and make you bald as hell. If I didn’t mention any specific repo, I’m sorry in advance, there are just so many of them. If I have to mention all of them, this list will never end.
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What type of Repositories you will find?
Every one of them is Open Source:
- Learning & Interview Preparation
- Algorithms & Data Structures
- Machine Learning & AI
- Web Development Frameworks
- DevOps & Cloud
- Developer Tools & Utilities
- Resource Collections (“Awesome” Lists)
Don’t just read this article and forget about it. Pick ONE repo from this list today and spend 30 minutes exploring it. Then do it again tomorrow with a different repo. In a few months, you’ll have learned from the best developers in the world without spending a single dollar.
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