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I'm following a a bunch of interesting projects on Github lately, What projects or people are you following ?

I'm not talking only ruby, or RoR, projects. I'm looking forward to see projects that make me a better programmer in any language, or projects where I can find great pieces of code, even if they are small or personal projects.

Thank you.

Im actively watching :

C-Javascript github.com/ry/node

Ruby-Scheme github.com/jcoglan/heist

Clojure github.com/richhickey/clojure-contrib
github.com/mmcgrana/ring Clojure

Ruby github.com/defunkt/mustache

Person github.com/ryanb
github.com/defunkt

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It depends on what languages you want to learn, or what types of projects you want to examine. I follow 13 people and 48 projects, which are listed here -- of course, some of the people and projects I follow may not be interesting to you.

mipadi
I think you can learn a lot from good piece of code, even if its written in a language that you are not so much interested in.
Pedro
Yes, but on a place like GitHub there are enough great projects in just about any language that it makes more sense to look at ones written in a language you actually *want* to learn (or learn to use better). Besides, if you know *nothing* about a language, how can you tell if the code is good or not?
mipadi
what about learning architecture and design?
ragu.pattabi
+1  A: 

If you are interested in an informal poll, here is what repositories are watched by most people at github.

Adam Schmideg
A: 

I agree with mipadi. It is impossible seriously follow a lot of projects from GitHub. Everyone should choose projects corresponds with his know-how, his spectrum of interest and with the current project on which he are working.

I personally use intensively jqGrid jQuery plugin and so me favorite places on the GitHub are http://github.com/tonytomov/jqGrid (fixes of the current release) and http://github.com/tonytomov/jqGrid/tree/dev (beta of the new major release).

Oleg