Reading list.

The daily ranking by newly gained stars, filterable by language and by time window.

Catches a repository while it is on the way up, rather than once it has already reached the top.

GitHub’s public event stream turned into analysis: contributors, geographic distribution, growth curves.

Plots the star curve of any repository, to tell real growth from a launch-day spike.

A ranking by total stars, for repositories, users and organizations alike.

The JavaScript ecosystem ranked by monthly star growth, curated by hand rather than purely automatically.

An index of the various awesome-* lists.

Not a ranking, but the things above usually turn up here first.

The mainstay source for market coverage.

Business coverage at wire-service speed.

A European vantage point, detailed on policy and on infrastructure finance.

A weekly; what it gives you is an argument rather than a bulletin.

Free quotes, earnings and screeners.

A charting tool, and also where a great deal of market discussion happens.

Broad coverage across instruments, with an economic calendar.

The official US and international economic series maintained by the St. Louis Fed, there to plot and to download; the first-hand source behind most macro charts.

A Chinese-language outlet that does investigative reporting rather than only relaying it.

Market newsflashes in Chinese.

A-share data, filings and screening tools.

A public broadcaster, with the widest international coverage.

A wire service, the closest thing to a first-hand source.

Another wire service: short, sourced, and without a position.

Open to read, and solid on long-form reporting.

The American newspaper of record.

American public radio; the audio suits listening practice.

A newsroom with a non-Western vantage point, worth reading as a counterpoint.

The French newspaper of record.

Another mainstream daily, taking a different position; read the two against each other.

A third position, and a sharper pen.

The French daily for business and markets.

Public international broadcasting; the wording is clear, which suits listening practice.

Public radio; its Journal en français facile is the standard material for graded listening.

Public rolling news.

The French wire service, a first-hand source.

Translates reporting from around the world into French — the most efficient single entry on this list.