Everything currently stored by the Discofork backend.

OSSU/computer-science is a very popular, actively maintained open-source curriculum repo for a free self-taught computer science education. It is a Jekyll-based website-style project organized around a structured CS curriculum, with supporting pages for FAQs, contribution guidance, curricular guidelines, extras, and images. The repo is not archived and has very high community adoption, with 202,809 stars and 25,192 forks, and it was last updated on 2026-03-29.

`vuejs/vue` is the Vue 2 repository. The README says Vue 2 reached end of life on 2023-12-31 and the actively maintained Vue 3 repository is `vuejs/core`. The repo is still popular and widely forked, but it is inactive for new features, fixes, and updates.

A large Node.js/JavaScript repository of algorithms and data structures with per-topic explanations, examples, and further-reading links. It is highly popular and actively maintained, with very high fork and star counts and recent commits as of 2026-02-18.

Large MIT-licensed curated knowledge base with 212,244 stars and 12,695 forks. It is a README-driven collection of cheatsheets, manuals, lists, blogs, hacks, one-liners, CLI/web tools, and related references, aimed especially at system and network administrators, DevOps, pentesters, and security researchers. The repo is active enough to show a recent push on 2024-11-19, but most visible commit activity in the provided data is documentation/content curation rather than code.

TheAlgorithms/Python is a very large, actively maintained Python repository of educational algorithm implementations. It is highly forked and starred, has recent commits through 2026-03-27, and is organized as a broad catalog of topic-specific algorithm folders with documentation and contribution tooling.

996.ICU is a large, active advocacy-style open source repository centered on opposition to China’s "996" work schedule. It is not a conventional software product; it mainly hosts a README-driven campaign, a license, proposals, translations, and lists such as blacklist/whitelist/remotelist. It has very high visibility: 275,799 stars, 20,923 forks, and recent commits as of 2025-08-22.

facebook/react is the main React repository: a very large, actively maintained JavaScript library for building web and native user interfaces. It has very high adoption signals (244,258 stars, 50,872 forks) and very recent activity, including commits from 2026-03-29. Forks are likely interesting if you care about UI frameworks, rendering/runtime internals, or tooling around React itself.

Large, actively maintained curated catalog of free software self-hosted web services and network applications. The repository is mostly a Markdown list, with an HTML version recommended on the project site and a separate non-free list. It looks useful as a reference or discovery source, not as an application codebase to fork for features.

`donnemartin/system-design-primer` is a highly starred, very actively maintained educational repository for learning large-scale system design and preparing for system design interviews. It is organized as a curated resource guide with sample solutions, diagrams, and Anki flashcards, and it includes multiple translated README files plus EPUB generation support.

vinta/awesome-python is a large, actively maintained curated directory of Python frameworks, libraries, tools, and resources. It is highly visible and forked, with a README-driven structure and a companion website for browsing the list.

roadmap.sh is a large, active educational platform for developers, focused on interactive roadmaps, guides, and resources. It is very widely used, with 351,825 stars and 43,866 forks, and the repo was updated on 2026-03-29 after a push on 2026-03-26.

OpenClaw is a large, actively maintained personal AI assistant project for running on your own devices. It focuses on multi-channel messaging, voice on macOS/iOS/Android, and a controllable live Canvas, with the gateway acting as a control plane rather than the product itself.

codecrafters-io/build-your-own-x is a large, highly starred and heavily forked curated collection of step-by-step guides for recreating popular technologies from scratch. It is active, not archived, and centered on a single README-driven index rather than a multi-directory codebase.

freeCodeCamp/freeCodeCamp is a very large, actively maintained open-source learning platform and curriculum repository for free coding education. It is especially fork-worthy if you want a mature Node.js/JavaScript monorepo with a live curriculum product, content-heavy workflow, and frequent updates; it is less interesting if you want a small, stable codebase. The repo is highly popular, with 439,174 stars and 43,847 forks, and it was updated on 2026-03-29.

sindresorhus/awesome is a very large, actively maintained curated index of "awesome lists" across many topics, not a code-heavy application. It is highly popular and widely forked, with 449,919 stars and 33,804 forks, and it was updated on 2026-03-29 after a push on 2026-03-09. Forks are likely interesting mainly if you want to curate topic-specific lists, adapt contribution guidance, or maintain a themed derivative of the existing catalog.

public-apis/public-apis is a large, community-curated catalog of free public APIs. It is highly established and very active for a documentation-style repo, with 417,297 stars, 45,305 forks, and recent README updates as of 2026-03-18. The repo is mostly content and curation rather than application code, centered on a README and a small scripts/.github support structure.

anomalyco/opencode is an actively maintained, MIT-licensed open source coding agent with very high adoption: 132,333 stars, 14,176 forks, and a recent push on 2026-03-29. It is built as a multi-package Bun/TypeScript monorepo with CLI, web, desktop, console, storybook, SDK, plugin, and Slack-related packages, plus docs and install tooling. Forks are most interesting if you want a fast-moving AI coding-agent codebase with a broad surface area for product, integrations, and UI work.

openai/codex is a large, actively maintained open source coding agent for terminal use. It has strong traction (68,265 stars, 9,141 forks), a very recent push history, and supports installs via npm, Homebrew, release binaries, IDE integration, and a desktop app path. The repo appears to be a monorepo with Node.js/JavaScript tooling plus Rust components, and it includes docs, CLI, SDK, and build/config infrastructure.

FlipOff is a MIT-licensed, static web app that turns any TV or large monitor into a retro split-flap display. It is a small, browser-only project with no frameworks, no build tools, and offline operation.