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DevStream is a live, ranked list of GitHub repos. You submit a repo, a bot checks it, developers Like it, and the list sorts itself. Every week the bot looks again, so a repo that has gone quiet doesn't sit at the top for years on the strength of one good summer.
These pages are the full rules. The site has the short version.
The leaderboard has three tabs:
| Tab | What you see |
|---|---|
| Top | Every listed repo, ordered by Likes. |
| Trending | The repos that picked up the most Likes over the past week. |
| New | The most recently added repos first. |
Pick a category in the sidebar to see one of the 13 lists, or filter by language. Click a column header to sort by Likes, stars or last commit. The Like button on each row opens that repo's Discussion, where a 👍 on the post is your Like.
Repos that have gone quiet live on the archive page. They keep their Likes and come back on their own once they're active again.
| I want to... | Start here |
|---|---|
| Get a repo listed | Submitting a Repo, then the Quality Bar |
| Find out why my submission was turned down | Quality Bar and Trust Checks |
| Understand why my Like didn't count | Likes and Ranking |
| Flag spam, malware or a dead repo | Reporting an Entry |
| Know when a repo leaves the list | Removal Policy |
| Pick the right category | Categories |
| Fix a bug or improve the site | Contributing |
| Report a security problem | Security |
| See what's coming | Roadmap |
Using DevStream
- Submitting a Repo: the form, what happens after you send it, and the 3-a-week limit.
- Quality Bar: every check a repo has to pass, and how to fix each one.
- Trust Checks: which accounts can submit, Like and report.
- Likes and Ranking: how a Like is counted, the order of the list, and Trending.
- Categories: all 13, with what belongs in each.
Keeping the list clean
- Removal Policy: warnings, the archive, revivals, removals and renames.
- Reporting an Entry: how reports work and when one hides an entry.
Help and the project
- FAQ: the questions people ask most.
- Contributing: working on the code, and how the bots fit together.
- Security: reporting a vulnerability privately.
- Roadmap: the three milestones.
Got a question these pages don't answer? Ask in Discussions Q&A, and I'll add the answer here.