Weekly | Top 8 GitHub Repos | Week 32 - 2025

Noteworthy data-ops & analytics repos that first shipped less than a year ago.

Aug 12, 2025

#8. rohan-chandrashekar/5G-Network-Slicing

5G Network Slicing Simulation project designed to explore dynamic resource allocation and performance optimization across network slices, including eMBB, mMTC, and URLLC. Developed with modular Python architecture and detailed performance metrics.

Repo topic tags: 5g, 5g-simulation, network-analysis, network-slicing, python

Its up 1 new star on 2025-08-09 from 25 total stars the day before. It ranked at #3409 by new stars relative to its star count one day prior to 2025-08-09.

This repo was first pushed to Github on 2024-08-26. Its primary language is Python.

#7. thuhcsi/SpeechCraft

The official repository of SpeechCraft dataset, a large-scale expressive bilingual speech dataset with natural language descriptions.

Its up 1 new star on 2025-08-09 and ranked at #3879 out of all github repos that first shipped less than a year ago.

This repo was first pushed to Github on 2024-08-21. Its primary language is Mixed/Unspecified.

#6. utkarsh9795/tomato_food_delivery_app

Tomato is a full-stack food delivery web application developed using the MERN (MongoDB, Express, React, Node.js) stack. It combines frontend, backend, and an admin panel, creating a streamlined experience for users, delivery personnel, and administrators alike.

Repo topic tags: full-stack-project, mern-stack-project, food-delivery-web-app, expressjs, jwt-authentication, mongodb, nodejs, reactjs

Its up 1 new star on 2025-08-09 and ranked at #2035 out of all github repos that first shipped less than a year ago.

This repo was first pushed to Github on 2024-11-01. Its primary language is JavaScript.

#5. stockeh/mlx-optimizers

A collection of optimizers for MLX

Repo topic tags: mlx, optimization

Its up 2 new stars on 2025-08-09 and ranked at #1157 out of all github repos that first shipped less than a year ago.

This repo was first pushed to Github on 2024-11-07. Its license was listed as: Apache License 2.0. Its primary language is Python.

#4. mhmdkardosha/CAT-Reloaded-2025-Data-Science-Roadmap

Roadmap for Data Science circle associated with CAT Reloaded.

Repo topic tags: data-cleaning, data-science, data-visualization, deep-learning, machine-learning, neural-networks, python, web-scraping-python

Its up 1 new star on 2025-08-09 from 37 total stars the day before. It ranked at #3858 by new stars relative to its star count one day prior to 2025-08-09.

This repo was first pushed to Github on 2024-11-24. Its primary language is Mixed/Unspecified.

#3. GeorgeHanyMilad/Data-Analysis-and-BI-Resources

Data Analysis and BI Resources 📊

Repo topic tags: business-intelligence, data-visualization, dataanalysis, database, excel, powerbi, python, sql, tableau

Its up 1 new star on 2025-08-09 from 41 total stars the day before. It ranked at #3993 by new stars relative to its star count one day prior to 2025-08-09.

This repo was first pushed to Github on 2024-08-27. Its primary language is Mixed/Unspecified.

#2. steineggerlab/folddisco

Fast indexing and search of discontinuous motifs in protein structures

Repo topic tags: bioinformatics, foldseek, motif, protein-structure

Its up 13 new stars this month from 33 total stars last month. It ranked at #1959 by new stars relative to its star count one month prior to 2025-08-09.

This repo was first pushed to Github on 2024-10-23. Its license was listed as: GNU General Public License v3.0. Its primary language is Rust/C++.

#1. tobilg/duckerd

CLI to create an ER Diagram from DuckDB database files

Repo topic tags: cli, database-diagram, duckdb, erd, erdiagram

Its up 1 new star on 2025-08-09 and ranked at #1805 out of all github repos that first shipped less than a year ago.

This repo was first pushed to Github on 2024-09-13. Its primary language is TypeScript.

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