Trending repositories, open-source projects, and developer tools on GitHub.
GitHub's trending page has never moved faster. In the past 90 days, a handful of repositories went from unknown to unmissable — one crossed 210,000 stars in weeks. Here's exactly what's blowing up, why it matters, and how to put it to work today.
I spent two weeks on what I thought was a great contribution to a popular open source project. The PR was closed without merging. Here's what the maintainer taught me about contributing effectively.
There's a graveyard of open source projects with 200-500 stars and their last commit from 18 months ago. As someone who's both killed projects and kept them alive, I know exactly why this happens.
I landed a job I wasn't qualified for on paper because of open source work I'd done in my free time. Here's the specific story, what the project was, and what contributing to open source actually signals to employers.
We ran Jenkins for four years. Migration to GitHub Actions took three months. Here's the honest comparison: what got better, what we miss, and whether we'd do it again.
We built a fully automated CI/CD pipeline: commit to deploy in under eight minutes, zero manual steps. It was a genuine improvement. It also created a class of problems I didn't anticipate.
GitHub is exploding with Claude Code skills repositories. Discover the top skills, how to install them, and why the skills ecosystem is reshaping how developers use AI in their workflow.
Two of the most powerful AI code review tools are now Claude Code and OpenAI Codex. We compare their strengths, weaknesses, costs, and ideal use cases to help you pick the right one for your team.
GitHub Actions is getting a major AI upgrade. From LLM-powered workflow generation to autonomous agents that triage issues and fix bugs, discover how AI is transforming CI/CD pipelines in 2026.
The open source LLM race is tighter than ever in 2026. GLM-5, DeepSeek V3.2, Llama 4, and Mistral Large are all competing for the top spot. Here is where each model stands and what it means for developers.