A colorful Rust ecosystem tracker for discovering, comparing, and following open source project trends.
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Best Of RS started from a simple goal: make Rust open source exploration less cold and more alive.
Inspired by Best of JS and built fully in Rust, this project tracks curated Rust repositories on GitHub and turns daily changes into readable trends.
It helps:
- Users discover active, rising, and stable Rust projects.
- Maintainers understand project momentum through continuous growth signals.
The tool focuses on project metadata and community health, then visualizes the ecosystem pulse across daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly windows.
Best Of RS is built around a curated project list, a daily tracking pipeline, and a trend-focused UI layer.
And the architecture blueprint looks like:
See details: Architecture
Contributions are welcome, including project recommendations, bug reports, and documentation improvements.
Preferred contribution topics:
- project recommendations
- bug reports
- documentation improvements
See details: Contribution Guide
The source code of this repository is licensed under the MIT License (see LICENSE).
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