The repository ruanyf/weekly hosts the weekly tech newsletter '็งๆ็ฑๅฅฝ่ ๅจๅ' (Tech Lover's Weekly) curated by ้ฎไธๅณฐ. Each issue is a markdown file in the `docs/` directory, following a standardized template that includes sections such as cover image, main topic, tech dynamics (short news), articles (annotated links), tools (software recommendations), resources (reference links), images, excerpts, quotes, past issues, and acknowledgements. The newsletter has been published every Friday since 2018, with issues numbered sequentially. The repository serves as an open-source, community-curated archive of technology news, tools, and resources. It accepts contributions via GitHub issues for article submissions and job postings ('่ฐๅจๆไบบ'). While the content is rich and well-organized, the repository contains no data processing code or build system; it relies entirely on manual curation and external links. This makes the long-term reproducibility dependent on the availability of external resources (images via CDN.beekka.com and linked articles). Despite this, the newsletter remains a valuable resource for tracking technology trends over time.
This repository is a long-running weekly newsletter archive (OSDT Weekly) for the Chinese open-source compiler and toolchain community. It aggregates and summarizes upstream development activity from GCC, LLVM, Binutils, GDB, glibc, QEMU, RISC-V, RT-Thread, and AI compiler projects, along with job postings and community event announcements. The content is entirely hand-curated Markdown files organized by year and date, with no executable code, build scripts, or automated pipelines. While it serves as a valuable historical record and community hub, it is not a software application or a traditional data research project with reproducible pipelines. The repository is actively maintained with weekly updates extending into 2026, but its reproducibility is low due to the lack of dependency management, structured data sources, or environment definitions.