awesome-opensource-documents
Curated awesome list of open source or open‑licensed documents, guides, and books across various technical and non‑technical domains.
About this tool
awesome-opensource-documents
Curated directory of open‑source or open‑licensed documents, guides, and books across technical and non‑technical domains. Every listed resource can be read, used, modified, translated, redistributed, or rewritten under its original open license.
Overview
Type: Themed directory / curated list
Category: Themed Directories
Focus: Open‑source / open‑licensed documents, guides, and books (not limited to programming)
Source: GitHub repository: https://github.com/hubtee/awesome-opensource-documents
This directory is explicitly not a generic list of “free programming books”; instead, it focuses on materials whose source is openly licensed so you can adapt and reuse them.
Features
1. Open‑licensed document focus
- Only includes documents, guides, and books that are:
- Open source or open‑licensed
- Usable for reading, modification, translation, redistribution, and rewriting
- Clearly tied to an identifiable license
2. Standardized entry template
Each listed document follows a clear, consistent format:
[TITLE][repository-url] by AUTHOR ([SITE][site-url], LICENSE) - SHORT DESCRIPTION
This helps users quickly see:
- Title
- Repository link
- Author
- Official site (if any)
- License
- Short description
3. Thematic organization by subject
The list is organized into multiple subject areas to make discovery easier:
- Computer Science
- Data Science
- DevOps
- Mathematics & Physics
- Open Source (meta‑resources about OSS itself)
- Programming (general programming topics)
- Database
- World Wide Web (web technologies and related topics)
- Writing and Documentation
- Journalism and Visualization
- Android Development
- iOS Development
- etc. (catch‑all for additional subjects beyond the main list)
4. Organization by programming language
In addition to subject categories, the directory also groups documents by programming language, including (as listed in the table of contents):
- C
- Coffeescript
- CSS
- Fortran
- Ruby
- Clojure
- Erlang
- Elixir
- Forth
- Go
- Haskell
- Javascript
(Additional languages may be present in the full README beyond what is visible in the provided excerpt.)
5. Contribution guidelines
- A
CONTRIBUTING.mdfile defines how to propose new entries or changes. - Encourages community curation and maintenance of the list.
6. Open licensing for the list itself
- The repository includes a
LICENSEfile, specifying how the curated list itself can be reused.
7. GitHub‑based workflow
- Hosted on GitHub for easy forking, starring, and contributions.
- Uses standard GitHub structure (
README.md,CONTRIBUTING.md,.gitignore,LICENSE).
Pricing
- Cost: Free
- The repository and listed documents are open‑source or open‑licensed; there is no pricing or paid plan structure indicated in the available content.
Tags
- Open‑source
- Documents
- Resources
- Guides
- Books
- Technical & non‑technical content
Brand
- Maintainer / Brand: hubtee
- Brand asset:
/hubtee.png(logo path, as provided in item metadata)
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