Elevate Your GitHub README Game

• awesome-krita

  3 44 6.3

  🕶 Awesome list of Krita resources!

Over the past year, I’ve created a lot of GitHub repositories. Some of these repositories, such as my 10 Weeks of Plugins repo, are effectively aggregators — centralized locations that I can drive people to, almost like a personal Awesome list. Other repositories like VoxelGPT contain many moving pieces. Others still like Papers with Data are essentially minimum viable products for websites!

• ten-weeks-of-plugins

  4 14 7.5

  My journey during 10 weeks of building FiftyOne plugins

Over the past year, I’ve created a lot of GitHub repositories. Some of these repositories, such as my 10 Weeks of Plugins repo, are effectively aggregators — centralized locations that I can drive people to, almost like a personal Awesome list. Other repositories like VoxelGPT contain many moving pieces. Others still like Papers with Data are essentially minimum viable products for websites!

• WorkOS

  workos.com sponsored

  The modern identity platform for B2B SaaS. The APIs are flexible and easy-to-use, supporting authentication, user identity, and complex enterprise features like SSO and SCIM provisioning.

  

• starter-workflows

  261 8,437 8.6 TypeScript

  Accelerating new GitHub Actions workflows

  

You can even automate the running of this script — hence the directory name automation — to happen every time the data changes, using GitHub Actions.

• voxelgpt

  7 218 8.6 Python

  AI assistant that can query visual datasets, search the FiftyOne docs, and answer general computer vision questions

  

Over the past year, I’ve created a lot of GitHub repositories. Some of these repositories, such as my 10 Weeks of Plugins repo, are effectively aggregators — centralized locations that I can drive people to, almost like a personal Awesome list. Other repositories like VoxelGPT contain many moving pieces. Others still like Papers with Data are essentially minimum viable products for websites!

• papers-with-data

  2 124 6.9 Python

  A curated list of papers that released datasets along with their work

  

Over the past year, I’ve created a lot of GitHub repositories. Some of these repositories, such as my 10 Weeks of Plugins repo, are effectively aggregators — centralized locations that I can drive people to, almost like a personal Awesome list. Other repositories like VoxelGPT contain many moving pieces. Others still like Papers with Data are essentially minimum viable products for websites!

• ultimate-project-readme

  1 5 7.4 Python

  The Ultimate Readme for Creating Project Readmes — the Readme of Readmes!

In this post, I’ll share some of my favorite tips and tricks for creating a better README. Some of these are Markdown or HTML tricks, others are GitHub-specific, and some regard the applications I’ve found most useful. Broadly, I’ve divided these lessons into three categories: gifs, links, and tables. For a comprehensive README template, check out the accompanying Ultimate GitHub Project README repo!

• csvtomd

  1 648 10.0 Python

  📝📊 Convert your CSV files into Markdown tables.

But rather than type this all out by hand, there are free tools that facilitate the process. If you need to insert the cell values one by one, you can use a tool like Tables Generator. If you already have your data in a CSV file, then you can use open source libraries like csvtomd to convert the data directly to a Markdown table.

• InfluxDB

  www.influxdata.com sponsored

  Power Real-Time Data Analytics at Scale. Get real-time insights from all types of time series data with InfluxDB. Ingest, query, and analyze billions of data points in real-time with unbounded cardinality.

  

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