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4 repositories by Attention Score · Oct 4, 2026 – Nov 2, 2026 (UTC)

Language: TypeScript
Topic: learning
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1.lfnovo / open-notebook

An Open Source implementation of Notebook LM with more flexibility and features

assistant
learning
note-taking
notebook
notes-app
self-learning

TypeScript MIT41K total4.8K forks

+1,656 stars

from 39,649 · score 7.41

2.workersio / breakscale

Build a system, load it until it breaks, and watch why. A system design simulator for learning distributed systems.

canvas
distributed-systems
education
learning
queueing-theory
react
+4 more

TypeScript MIT2K total164 forks

+758 stars

from 1,193 · score 6.63

3.Ralex91 / Razzia

A self-hosted, open-source quiz platform for smaller events.

self-hosted
learning
quizz
game
survey
trivia

TypeScript MIT1.1K total65 forks

+41 stars

from 1,036 · score 3.74

4.activist-org / activist

An open-source activism platform

activism
django
social-network
open-source
python
typescript
+14 more

TypeScript AGPL-3.0765 total635 forks

+19 stars

from 747 · score 3.00

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