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Rust's static website generator, "GitHub Hotspot".

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If you've ever made a personal blog site, you're no stranger to static site generators. Whether it's Jekyll for Ruby, Hugo for Go, or Gatsby for React, these tools have a huge user base. For those who like them, they are irreplaceable tools, while for those who don't, they can be hard to swallow. As the saying goes, "to each his own", there is no such thing as the best tool, only the one that suits you best.

For example, last week's popular open source project zola, it was born because the author did not like Hugo's template engine, while in pursuit of a more concise experience. He chose to use Rust to develop zola this static site generator , providing independent executables and easier to use template language . Also in the spotlight is dockur/macos, which lets users experience macOS in Docker. GetQzonehistory, which is used to backup QQ space comments, may seem simple, but by hitting the user's pain point and out-of-the-box features, it has gained thousands of Star's attention in a short period of time.

  • Table of Contents for this article
    • 1. Popular open source projects
      • 1.1 Static Site Generator for Rust: zola
      • 1.2 GDB Graphical Enhancement Tool for Linux: Seer
      • 1.3 Experiencing macOS in Docker: macos
      • 1.4 QQ Space Sayings Backup Tool: GetQzonehistory
      • 1.5 Building low-cost AI clusters with home devices: exo
    • 2. HelloGitHub Hot Reviews
      • 2.1 Open source phishing platform: Gophish
      • 2.2 Rust-driven HTTP pressure testing tool: oha
    • 3. Conclusion

1. Popular open source projects

1.1 Static Site Generator for Rust: zola

Main language: Rust，Star：14k，Weekly growth: 200

This project is a static website generator written in Rust with a handy executable that makes installation quick and easy. It uses the easier-to-use Tera template engine and provides an all-in-one static website solution with comprehensive built-in functionality including content management, syntax highlighting, checking for external links, quick preview, search, and multi-language, making it suitable for quickly building websites such as technical blogs, product documentation, and company websites.

zola init my_site
zola check
zola serve
zola build

GitHub address →/getzola/zola

1.2 GDB Graphical Enhancement Tool for Linux: Seer

Main language: C++，Star：2.8k，Weekly growth: 600

This is a tool designed for Linux systems that provides a graphical user interface to GDB. It provides a user-friendly graphical interface for GDB, the GNU debugger, including multiple functional views for code management, variable/register information, breakpoint management, etc. It supports variable tracing, playback of instructions, memory, structure and array visualization.

GitHub address →/epasveer/seer

1.3 Experiencing macOS in Docker: macos

Main language: Python，Star：8.3k，Weekly growth: 7k

The project allows users to experience macOS on non-Apple hardware by running macOS systems in Docker containers, simplifying macOS installation based on Docker and KVM virtualization technologies. Users can use macOS through a browser, with support for CPU, RAM, and hard disk resizing, and compatibility with multiple versions of macOS from macOS 11 to macOS 15, making it suitable for testing macOS applications in Linux and Windows environments.

GitHub address →/dockur/macos

1.4 QQ Space Sayings Backup Tool: GetQzonehistory

Main language: Python，Star：5.7k，Weekly growth: 2.6k

This is a tool to get the history of personal QQ space. By simulating login to QQ space, it can automatically get all the comments posted under personal account and export them to Excel file. Users only need to perform a few simple steps, you can easily back up all the history of personal comments.

GitHub address →/LibraHp/GetQzonehistory

1.5 Building low-cost AI clusters with home devices: exo

Main language: Python，Star：14k，Weekly growth: 3k

The project enables the use of everyday household devices (e.g., phones, laptops, desktops, etc.) to build home AI clusters. It builds a low-cost, scalable GPU compute cluster by integrating existing devices without the need for expensive hardware, with support for dynamic model partitioning, auto-discovery of devices, ChatGPT API, P2P connectivity, and multiple inference engines.

GitHub address →/exo-explore/exo

2. HelloGitHub Hot Reviews

In this section, we'll introduce you to this week's top open source projects on HelloGitHub, and we're not only looking forward to your open source wizardry and programming knowledge, but we're also eager to "hear" from you. We'd love to hear from you.Hands-on experience and evaluation of open source projectsThe most important thing is that the authors of open source projects are motivated by the most honest feedback.

2.1 Open source phishing platform: Gophish

Main language: Go

This project provides an out-of-the-box phishing platform that can be used to simulate phishing attacks. It has a friendly web management backend, supports email templates, bulk emailing, website cloning and data visualization, and is suitable for scenarios such as corporate security training and penetration testing.

Project Details→/repository/6f6ec956985847f6a133ee5daafae964

2.2 Rust-driven HTTP pressure testing tool: oha

Main language: Rust

This is a Rust development of HTTP request pressure measurement tool , it is simple , with TUI animation interface , support for generating request latency , throughput and other metrics of the report , as well as dynamic URLs and more flexible request interval (burst-delay) and other features .

Project Details→/repository/98b46ea0d7d84f4c944d0a35a9d2d140

3. Conclusion

Above is the whole content of this issue of "GitHub Hot Spot", I hope you can find the open source projects you are interested in here, if you have other fun, interesting GitHub open source projects you want to share, welcome to theHelloGitHub Share and discuss with us.

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