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Track GitHub trending repositories in your favorite programming language by native GitHub notifications!

GitHub Trending Repos
Here you can subscribe to new GitHub trending repositories in your favorite programming language. Updates come as GitHub notifications once a day or a week.
How it works
- Every issue in this repo is related to a particular programming language
- Scheduled script once a day grabs github.com/trending for each language and drops a comment to the corresponding issue
- All issue subscribers receive pretty GitHub notification with new trends in the web interface
or by email
How to subscribe
To become a subscriber please explore available languages
and press
button in the corresponding issues.
Schedule
You can choose daily or weekly notifications:
- Daily: runs every day at 00:00 UTC, see issues labeled with trending-daily
- Weekly: runs every friday at 03:00 UTC, see issues labeled with trending-weekly
Examples
Once a day (or a week) you get a notification in GitHub web interface:

After click you are navigated to the first unread comment with new trends in the selected language:

Available languages
Many languages are available for subscription:
- 1C Enterprise (daily)
- C (daily | weekly)
- C# (daily | weekly)
- C++ (daily | weekly)
- CSS (daily | weekly)
- Clojure (daily | weekly)
- Common Lisp (weekly)
- Crystal (daily | weekly)
- D (weekly)
- Dart (daily | weekly)
- Elixir (daily | weekly)
- Elm (daily | weekly)
- Emacs Lisp (daily | weekly)
- Erlang (daily | weekly)
- F# (weekly)
- Fortran (daily | weekly)
- GDScript (weekly)
- Go (daily | weekly)
- Haskell (daily | weekly)
- Haxe (daily | weekly)
- Java (daily | weekly)
- JavaScript (daily | weekly)
- Julia (daily | weekly)
- Jupyter Notebook (daily | weekly)
- Kotlin (daily | weekly)
- Lua (daily | weekly)
- MQL4 (weekly)
- MQL5 (weekly)
- Nim (daily | weekly)
- Nix (daily | weekly)
- OCaml (daily | weekly)
- Objective-C (daily | weekly)
- PHP (daily | weekly)
- Pascal (weekly)
- Perl (daily | weekly)
- PowerShell (daily | weekly)
- Prolog (weekly)
- PureScript (daily | weekly)
- Python (daily | weekly)
- R (weekly)
- Racket (weekly)
- Ruby (daily | weekly)
- Rust (daily | weekly)
- Scala (daily | weekly)
- Shell (daily | weekly)
- Solidity (daily | weekly)
- Svelte (daily | weekly)
- Swift (daily | weekly)
- TypeScript (daily | weekly)
- Verilog (daily)
- Vim script (daily | weekly)
- Vue (daily | weekly)
- Zig (daily | weekly)
If you'd like to add new language - feel free to create issue by this template.
Specials
- Trending repos across all languages (daily | weekly)
- Trending repos in unknown languages (daily | weekly)
Watching the repo
If you start watching this repo - you will receive many notifications about all trends in all languages. The recommended way is to selectively subscribe on issues you are interested in.
Is it better than RSS / newsletter / etc?
It's a matter of taste. Personally I found it convenient by the following reasons:
- I'm dealing with GitHub notifications anyway and trends are seamlessly integrated in my daily workflow
- I can quickly overview trends without registering somewhere and watching ads
- I can view non-english entries that are automatically translated
Alternatives
- Newsletter:
- Twitter bot: @TrendingGithub
- Browser extension: Githunt
- RSS feed: github-trends.ryotarai.info
- Webpage: gitmostwanted.com/trending
- Webpage + GraphiQL API: https://trends.now.sh
Related links
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