New blog entry: Open Source Tools for Open Source Hardware
https://mjmair.com/blog/2026/open-source-tools-for-open-source-hardware
Ready about my new-ish project (about 2 months old now). Direct link to the project https://beta.mid-size.org/
New blog entry: Open Source Tools for Open Source Hardware
https://mjmair.com/blog/2026/open-source-tools-for-open-source-hardware
Ready about my new-ish project (about 2 months old now). Direct link to the project https://beta.mid-size.org/
The Tradeoff Between Breadth and Depth in Curated Resources https://www.himpfen.com/tradeoff-breadth-depth-curated-resources/
How to Contribute to Awesome Lists (and What Makes a Good Contribution) https://www.himpfen.com/how-to-contribute-to-awesome-lists/
Why Awesome Lists Still Matter in an AI-First Web https://www.himpfen.com/why-awesome-lists-still-matter-ai-first-web/
How Awesome Learn Complements Awesome Lists https://www.himpfen.com/how-awesome-learn-complements-awesome-lists/
Why I Treat Curation as Infrastructure, Not Content https://www.himpfen.com/curation-as-infrastructure-not-content/
#awesome #awesomelists #opensource #programming #webdevelopment
The Awesome Lists Roadmap: Current Scope and What’s Ahead https://www.himpfen.com/awesome-lists-roadmap-current-scope-whats-ahead/
#awesome #awesomelists #opensource #programming #webdevelopment
Introducing Awesome Learn: A Clearer, Calmer Way to Learn Anything https://www.himpfen.com/awesome-learn-launch-announcement/
#opensource #awesomelearn #awesomelists #webdevelopment #programming
Awesome Learn is a new open-source project offering structured, minimal, and curated learning paths across technology, digital skills, and more. A clearer, calmer way to learn—beginner to advanced, with high-quality guidance and zero overwhelm.
...and somehow I managed to list a bunch of awesome this-and-that resources *without* mentioning **LibHunt**:
https://www.libhunt.com/about
LibHunt claims to monitor everything posted on Reddit, Hacker News, and Dev.to, almost in real time.
When an open-source repo gets mentioned, it’s tracked and indexed to build lists of *popular* and *similar* projects.
Basically, it’s like a community-powered radar for open source.
They even run a network of sub-sites focused on popular programming languages:
🦀 Rust → https://rust.libhunt.com/
🐍 Python → https://python.libhunt.com/
💻 C++ → https://cpp.libhunt.com/
⚙️ .NET → https://dotnet.libhunt.com/
...and plenty more.
#AwesomeLists #FOSS #OpenSource #Rust #Python #DotNet #LibHunt #YahooThings #FediverseKnowHow
Mostly a note for myself, but he best starting point is probably the *awesome list of awesome lists* and its companion, the *Ranked Awesome Lists* project:
📚 sindresorhus/awesome → https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome
📊 Ranked Awesome Lists → https://awesomerank.github.io/
Both are great jumping-off points.
#YahooThings #FediverseKnowHow #AwesomeLists #FOSS #OpenSource