Web & frontend

angular/angular

Angular's platform docs and CLI workflow, at a glance — Angular is Google's TypeScript platform for building web, mobile and desktop apps, with a CLI to scaffold and serve projects in minutes. This repo covers core docs, architecture, forms, SSR, schematics and animations, useful for developers evaluating or already using Angular's tooling.

Deliver web apps with confidence 🚀

jquery/jquery

jQuery 4.0.0 arrives, old branches now retired — jQuery just shipped version 4.0.0, making the main branch the fully supported line while 3.x gets critical-only fixes and 1.x/2.x are dropped entirely. For long-time maintainers of legacy sites, commercial support for older versions is now offered via HeroDevs or TuxCare, signaling a real end-of-life push.

jQuery JavaScript Library

gofiber/fiber

Fiber: Go web framework built for speed with Express-style ergonomics — Fiber is a Go web framework inspired by Express.js, built on Fasthttp for high performance with minimal memory allocation. It's aimed at developers who want Node.js-style routing and middleware patterns while staying in Go, now maturing into its v3 release.

⚡️ Express inspired web framework written in Go

Proa-Labs/proa-benchmarks

Reproducible benchmarks comparing Proa against sixteen other renderers — This repo provides reproducible benchmarks for Proa, a Rust-to-HTML server renderer with fine-grained browser hydration. It compares render speed and HTTP serving performance (throughput, latency, CPU, memory) across seventeen renderers including React, Marko, and Go's html/template, with scripts to reproduce the captures yourself.

Reproducible browser-performance research and evidence for Proa

gohugoio/hugo

Hugo, the Go-Powered Static Site Generator with a Big Theme Ecosystem — Hugo is a fast, flexible static site generator written in Go, supporting content modules, Sass transpiling via Dart Sass, and a large library of community themes. It suits bloggers, documentation sites, and developers who want quick builds without a database or server-side runtime.

The world’s fastest framework for building websites.

FortAwesome/Font-Awesome

Font Awesome 7 Lands, Version 6 Moves to Long Term Support — Font Awesome has released version 7, while version 6 is now marked Long Term Support with critical fixes only; versions 3-5 are end-of-life. Useful for anyone maintaining existing projects deciding whether to upgrade, with web and desktop upgrade guides provided for the transition.

The iconic SVG, font, and CSS toolkit

processing/p5.js

p5.js Pushes Accessible Creative Coding Toward Version 2.0 — p5.js remains a JavaScript library for sketching visual, audio and interactive work directly in the browser, with a beta of the next major version now available. It's built for artists, designers, educators and beginners, with multilingual docs, a web editor and a wide library ecosystem for extending it.

p5.js is a client-side JS platform that empowers artists, designers, students, and anyone to learn to code and express themselves creatively on the web. It is based on the core principles of Processing. Looking for p5.js 2.0? http://beta.p5js.org

forem/forem

The Rails platform behind dev.to, open for anyone to run — Forem is the open-source Rails codebase that powers dev.to, letting anyone self-host a discussion and publishing community for peers, customers or fanbases. It's built for teams wanting a full-featured forum/blog platform with active commit history and Gitpod-based dev setup, not just a plugin or theme.

For empowering community 🌱

zedeus/nitter

Privacy-focused Nitter faces legal pressure from X Corp — Nitter is a lightweight, JS-free Twitter front-end that keeps requests server-side to block IP and fingerprint tracking. It's now notable because X Corp sent cease-and-desist letters demanding instances be shut down, and the maintainer is seeking funding and legal help to keep it alive.

Alternative Twitter front-end

lobsters/lobsters

The Open-Source Rails Codebase Behind the Lobsters Link Aggregator — This is the actual Ruby on Rails source running lobste.rs, open-sourced for transparency and used to power several sister sites. Notable for its deliberately minimal-dependency philosophy, built on Rails since 2012 and still maintained by volunteers for decades of expected uptime. Worth a look for anyone studying long-lived, low-dependency Rails apps or running their own niche community forum.

Computing-focused community centered around link aggregation and discussion

DeveloperPuneet/Crowdwide

A Social Platform That Deliberately Leaves Room for New Voices — Crowdwide is an Express/EJS/MongoDB social platform where the "For you" feed reserves 35-40% of slots for posts outside your network, letting new accounts and communities gain real reach instead of optimizing purely for follower counts. It bundles posts, articles, polls, communities, chat, TOTP 2FA and rich content tools into one open-source app.

Crowdwide is a social platform designed to give everyone a fair chance at discovery, helping new voices reach audiences without making popularity the price of admission.

shuntaka9576/shuntaka-dev

Behind the scenes of a personal dev blog built in TypeScript — This repository hosts the source for shuntaka.dev, a personal blog built with TypeScript. The README is minimal, but the repo offers a real-world example of a developer-run blog codebase for those curious how individual tech bloggers structure their sites.

🍵 https://shuntaka.dev blog source