What is this?
A weekly-updated digest that ranks the top 20 trending open-source GitHub projects by star growth, published every week.
Is this a tool I install, or just a list to read?
It is just a markdown README acting as a ranking table/index, not software you install or run.
How is the ranking organized?
Each weekly edition lists the top 20 projects with rank, name, current stars, and weekly star growth, followed by a detailed section per project with category tags, description, GitHub stats, and primary language.
How often is this updated and is the data verified?
The ranking is refreshed weekly and each edition states its exact source date range, but entries are pulled automatically from GitHub trending data rather than manually vetted.
Who is this list useful for?
Developers and open-source watchers who want a quick weekly snapshot of which GitHub projects are gaining the most traction.
What criteria decide which projects make the weekly list?
Projects are ranked purely by star growth over the previous week, based on GitHub trending data, not manual curation.
Can I see details beyond just the star count for each project?
Yes, each entry also shows category tags, a short description, watch/fork/PR/issue counts, growth trend, primary language, and the date it went open source.
Why was this project created?
It's maintained by the DiscoverHub community so developers can quickly spot which open-source projects are gaining the most momentum each week.
What are similar projects?
ToolsOfTheTrade, Badges4-README.md-Profile, carrot, chinese-independent-developer, awesome-dsh-plugin, books, awesome-mcp-servers, best-skills
Which topics is it in?
ranking, readme, directory, catalog, collection, chinese-language, analytics, github, china, awesome-list, list, markdown











