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A dozen open-source repositories, checked and reviewed, every day.
Every repository here has been opened, not just listed. I check the last release date, read the licence, and say when a project is dead. I also publish the ones that were checked and did not make it, and why.
We aim for twelve every day. Some candidates fall out while we check them — those are listed at the end, with the reason.
Five hidden gems, three basic tools rewritten in Rust, and a release date that was wrong by exactly one year.
Five hidden gems, eleven of the sixteen areas, and a Photoshop clone that is ten days old.
Grist's own README says that its default install downloads code that is not under a free or open-source licence, into a folder called ext.
A coding assistant with 36,054 stars declares itself read-only in its own README while GitHub shows no archived banner and its documentation still reads as live.
A helpdesk asking for an eight-year-dead database, an invoicing app you may not host for other people, and ten more projects read line by line.
Netdata's own release notes tell you not to install the version GitHub serves as its latest, and a trading library with 2,501 stars ships no licence file at all.
A dozen repositories, opened and checked. The licence read, the last release dated, and the ones that did not make it named with the reason. It is the half most lists leave out.
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