Alex

I would like to request you add recommendations for what to do in this situation (entries with both a deployed URL and a source folder) to the official rules so...

@sindresorhus All plain URLs have been removed.

> `src` => `source` Changed all instances of `src` to `source`. > `(src)` and `[demo]` are using inconsistent brackets. Switched to using square brackets for everything. > `Babylon.js Changelog`, `Babylon.js`...

@sindresorhus bump.

@sindresorhus The reason I used them is because those are from the official GitHub descriptions of the projects. Is it really okay to modify that?

This is my first review of an Awesome list, so I may not be the best at judging. The categorizing seemed somewhat confusing to me, especially the subcategories for tools...

"3D Tetris created with Babylon.js." See the description this comes from here: https://github.com/annamjo/3DTetrisBabylon To pass the lint, I would need to add a period to the end of the description....

@sindresorhus What about titles then? `Awesome Babylon.js` or `Awesome Node.js`?

Not sentences, but they are titles. awesome-heading objects to them.

> I do not understand how it is an improvement over the `onEventName` version. This is more web-like. DOM Elements have `addEventListener` and `dispatchEvent`. React components should have them too....