Personal Favourite Repositories

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Leetcode Solutions - Elif Nur Deniz

This is a repository for many Leetcode problems. There are solutions to related problems. The solutions are mostly written in Java and some are in other languages such as Python, Cpp. I sometimes get help from this repository while solving questions on Leetcode.

Chunky - Aras Taşçı

This repo is for a program that pre-generates chunks in Minecraft. Normally you would have an origin point for players in a Minecraft server to spawn at the start and as players explore the world, the server generates chunks which haven't been generated yet and in the vicinity of the player, in real-time. Doing this real-time causes the server to stutter and the players to experience lag. By pre-generating an arbitrary amount of chunks (as much as you like) you eliminate that overhead which causes frustration to players. I like this repository because it made me think that simple ideas and little details can make big differences in user experience.

ccxt/ccxt - Halil Ozkan

CCXT (CryptoCurrency eXchange Trading Library) is a popular open-source cryptocurrency trading library available on GitHub and it is one of my favorite cause of its speed, reliability and ease-of-use. It's a JavaScript/TypeScript library for cryptocurrency trading and market data analysis, providing unified APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) for various cryptocurrency exchanges. It helps to give orders to top crypto-currency markets.

BERTurk - Oktay Özel

This is a repository for a language model which is trained for Turkish Language. I have used this model during my Bachelors Thesis and made use of it easily thanks to the easily accesable and understandable github repository. README part of the repository is very useful and gives the necessary information in a snapshot. Also they have a funny logo which makes me smile everytime I see. Besides those it has a well designed structure helping the ones who would like to use and contribute

Awesome Systematic Trading - Kaan Yolcu

This repository is a comprehensive collection of resources for individuals interested in systematic trading, also known as quantitative trading. It includes 97 libraries and packages for research and live trading, providing tools and frameworks for developing trading strategies. Additionally, the repository contains 696 strategies described by institutional and academic sources, offering various ideas and approaches for trading. For those looking to learn more, there are 55 recommended books suitable for beginners and professionals alike. Furthermore, the repository features 23 videos and interviews, providing perspectives from experts in the field. Lastly, the repository includes links to blogs and courses that can further help to develop knowledge in algorithmic trading.

idata Notifier - Eymen Çeliktürk

This repository significantly simplifies the process of finding open appointment slots for Idata's Schengen Visa by automatically checking for availability. Upon linking your SendGrid and Twilio accounts, it promptly notifies you via Email and SMS when an appointment becomes available. Its efficiency and automation have proven incredibly beneficial for me, ensuring timely notifications and simplifying the visa application process.

Transformers - Yunus Emre Özdemir

This is a Machine Learning library developed and maintained by Hugging Face and its community. You can easily use its pretrained models for inference or fine-tune them with your own data. It provides thousands of pretrained models that you can use for natural language understanding tasks such as text classification, natural language generation tasks such as question answering, computer vision tasks such as object detection, audio processing tasks such as speech recognition or multimodal tasks such as visual question answering. This repository has a detailed README with a lot of helpful resources. It provides online demos to test the models, refers to its awesome-transformers page that consists of great projects made with the transformers library, a quick guide on how to use the library, a summary of what can and can’t do with the library, a guide for installation and a very long list of model architecture documentations and papers that are provided in the transformers. It also has a very large issue flow with 30 issues opened just this week and 738 open, 13296 closed issues overall. Transformers also has great documentation on the Hugging Face website with detailed tutorials, task, development, contribution and conceptual guides, API definitions and model documentations.

Chess - Battal HAZAR

This repository is a game code for chess in pyhton. I choose it because I love playing chess and be curious how to make the game in background. It has good documentations for us.

Flutter GetX - Anıl Köse

GetX is a state management library for flutter. It makes state management pretty straightforward. Apart from state management, it provides several features like navigation, data persistence, internationalization. In flutter, previously mentioned tasks usually require pretty much boilerplate code, however with GetX it boils down to a single line of code.

• It has documentation over 15 languages.
• Even though there is a single person maintaining the repo, there are hundreds of contributors.