fucking-awesome-awesomeness

Brand: correia-jpv
Category: Meta-directories
Source: GitHub – Correia-jpv/fucking-awesome-awesomeness

Overview

fucking-awesome-awesomeness is a GitHub-based meta-collection that aggregates many "awesome" lists into a single, curated directory. It focuses on programming-related awesome lists and displays each source repository’s GitHub stars and forks, acting as a directory of directories for developers and researchers.

Features

• Meta-directory of awesome lists

  • Collects links to multiple existing "awesome" GitHub repositories.
  • Organizes entries into high-level sections such as:
    • Programming Languages
    • Programming Languages Package Manager
    • General (miscellaneous awesome collections)

• GitHub stats for each list

  • Shows star counts (⭐) for each referenced awesome list.
  • Shows fork counts (🍴) for each referenced awesome list.
  • Allows quick comparison of popularity and community engagement across lists.

• Curated and maintained structure

  • Repository layout includes common collaboration files:
    • README.md with the main curated list
    • CONTRIBUTING.md for contribution guidelines
    • code-of-conduct.md to define community behavior
    • CI/configuration files such as .travis.yml and .varci.yml
    • Dangerfile for automated checks during contributions
  • History of many commits, indicating ongoing evolution of the collection.

• Programming language coverage

  • Large set of programming-language-focused awesome lists, each with individual star/fork metrics (examples visible in the README under Programming Languages and Programming Languages Package Manager).
  • Includes both high-star mainstream lists and smaller niche lists.

• General-purpose awesome lists

  • A "General" section with broader awesome lists (e.g., general development, tools, or topic-agnostic collections), each annotated with stars and forks.

• Open contribution model

  • Designed for community contributions through pull requests.
  • Contribution and conduct guidelines provided via dedicated markdown files.

Intended Use Cases

• Discovering new awesome lists across many programming languages and topics.
• Comparing lists by GitHub popularity (stars/forks).
• Using as a starting point for research into tools, frameworks, or ecosystems, via their associated awesome lists.

Pricing

• Free – Open-source GitHub repository, accessible and usable at no cost.