#ProjectStars gained, 7d Stars gainedStars gained over the window named in the column header. 24h is the change since our reading from at least 24 hours ago, 7d the change since our reading from at least 7 days ago. Blowing up and Hot on Hacker News show 7d, New to our radar shows 24h. More on the methodology pageVelocity Velocity (Nx usual pace)This week's star gain divided by the project's usual weekly gain. The usual gain is the average weekly gain over the 4 weeks before (days 8 to 35 ago), counted as at least 10 stars. 2.0x means twice the usual pace. Without a reading from 35 days ago, the ranking assumes 2% of the stars the project had 7 days ago as its usual weekly gain. More on the methodology pageStars StarsThe number of GitHub stars on the repository at our latest reading.HN points, 7d HN pointsHacker News points added up across posts that mention the project, published in the last 7 days.Signal SignalOne label per project that states a measured fact. It is not a verdict. The first rule that matches wins, and a missing number never triggers a rule. Archived: The repo is archived by its owner. Gone quiet: No commits in more than 90 days. Surging: At least 1,000 stars gained in 7 days, or at least 300 in 24 hours. Accelerating: This week's star gain is at least 3x the project's usual weekly gain (average of the 4 weeks before), and at least 50 stars. Slipping: The star count fell over 7 days, or gained nothing in a week when it usually gains. Cooling off: Usual weekly gain is at least 50 stars and this week's is under 40% of it. More talk than stars: At least 150 Hacker News points in 7 days and fewer than 200 stars gained in 7 days. Quiet climber: At least 300 stars gained in 7 days and no Hacker News points. Being talked about: At least 50 Hacker News points in 7 days. Watching: None of the above. Nothing stands out yet. More on the methodology page