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1.golang-standards / project-layout

Standard Go Project Layout

go
golang
project-template
standards
project-structure

Makefile Other license57K total5.4K forks

+485 stars

from 56,245 · score 6.19

2.jobbole / awesome-python-cn

TranslatedA comprehensive Chinese-language collection of Python resources, including: web frameworks, web crawlers, template engines, databases, data visualization, image processing, and more. Maintained and updated by the WeChat official account teams of 「开源前哨」 (Open Source Sentinel) and 「Python开发者」 (Python Developers).

python

Makefile Other license31K total7.9K forks

+268 stars

from 30,423 · score 5.59

3.awesome-selfhosted / awesome-selfhosted-data

machine-readable data for https://awesome-selfhosted.net

Makefile Other license1.2K total1.5K forks

+136 stars

from 1,076 · score 4.92

4.PostgresApp / PostgresApp

The easiest way to get started with PostgreSQL on the Mac

postgis
postgres

Makefile Other license7.8K total405 forks

+42 stars

from 7,745 · score 3.76

5.CodyReichert / awesome-cl

A curated list of awesome Common Lisp frameworks, libraries and other shiny stuff.

common-lisp
awesome
lisp
common-lisp-tools
quicklisp
libraries

Makefile Other license3K total223 forks

+36 stars

from 2,954 · score 3.61

6.motioneye-project / motioneyeos

A Video Surveillance OS For Single-board Computers

Makefile Other license8.2K total916 forks

+29 stars

from 8,188 · score 3.40

7.counteractive / incident-response-plan-template

A concise, directive, specific, flexible, and free incident response plan template

incident-response
incident
incident-management
infosec
information-security
cybersecurity

Makefile Other license811 total244 forks

+19 stars

from 792 · score 3.00

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