Technology & Developer Screensavers
The pulse of the software world, live: new packages landing on RubyGems, Maven Central and NuGet, fresh GitHub security advisories, developer-community activity on Stack Exchange and DEV.to, and real package-manager popularity rankings. Free and fullscreen in your browser.
Wire TickerHacker News, on the wire.
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GitHub PulseOpen source, happening live.
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Stack OverflowLive questions from developers.
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Package StreamOpen source, shipping live.
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GitHub TrendingReal repos gaining stars fast, right now.
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npm Download ChartsLive npm package download stats.
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App Store Top ChartsReal live top free app rankings, straight from the App Store.
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Programming Language Popularity BoardReal ranked programming language popularity, over time.
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Global Smartphone Market Share BoardReal ranked global smartphone vendor market share.
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Docker Hub Pull TrendsReal container image pull counts, ranked.
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Homebrew Package PopularityReal macOS package install rankings.
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Global IPv6 AdoptionReal global IPv6 adoption, over time.
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Rust Crates.io New ReleasesReal newly-published Rust packages.
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GitHub Live Activity FeedReal public GitHub activity, as it happens.
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npm Live Package Update StreamReal live npm registry activity.
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PyPI New Releases FeedReal newly-published Python packages.
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RubyGems New ReleasesReal Ruby gem versions, as they publish.
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Maven Central New ReleasesReal Java/JVM artifact versions, as they publish.
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NuGet New ReleasesReal .NET package versions, as they publish.
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DEV.to Trending PostsReal trending developer articles, live.
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Homebrew Cask PopularityReal macOS app install popularity, ranked.
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Super User Top QuestionsReal top-voted Super User questions, live.
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Crates.io Most DownloadedReal most-downloaded Rust crates, ranked.
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Dev Service Status BoardReal live status of major developer services.
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Unix & Linux Top QuestionsReal top-voted Unix & Linux questions, live.
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Software Engineering Top QuestionsReal top-voted Software Engineering questions, live.
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Server Fault Top QuestionsReal top-voted Server Fault questions, live.
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GitHub New & Starred ReposReal week-old repos, ranked by real stars.
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Stack Overflow Tag PopularityReal programming-tag popularity, ranked.
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Turing Award WinnersThe real history of computing's top honor.
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Grafana DashboardYour own Grafana, fullscreen in kiosk mode.
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RIPE Atlas Probe MapThe internet's own measuring network.
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Linux Kernel ReleasesEvery current kernel, mainline to longterm.
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Internet Backbone RankingsWhich networks carry the internet.
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IPv4 Address AllocationWho holds the internet's addresses.
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Show HN LaunchesWhat people are launching today.
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Software Heritage ArchiveSource code, preserved forever.
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Dependency WeightWhat one install really pulls in.
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Trending AI ModelsWhat people are downloading right now.
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Top AI DatasetsThe raw material, not the weights.
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Hex.pm PackagesElixir and Erlang, as published.
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GitLab Top ProjectsA different corner of open source.
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Codeberg ActivityThe small, stubborn end of open source.
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CRAN ReleasesR packages, as they land.
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Packagist ReleasesPHP, shipping constantly.
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Debian PopularityWhat people install, and what they use.
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GitHub Hourly ActivityOne hour of the whole platform.
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Lobsters Front PageThe sharper, smaller aggregator.
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Packaging LagEveryone is shipping something old.
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Flathub ReleasesThe Linux release stream itself.
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Internet Routing StatusWho announces the internet.
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CPAN ReleasesThe oldest archive still moves.
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Hackage UploadsFirst releases against fortieth revisions.
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pub.dev ReleasesThree patch bumps in an hour.
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Go Module IndexNo registry — just a proxy log.
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Snap StoreA ranked search, not a feed.
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Public RandomnessThe proof matters more than the bits.
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Matrix RoomsOne server's directory, not a census.
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The Internet, Written DownNever edited, only superseded.
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Where The Internet Plugs Into ItselfA room with a very large switch.
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How A Web Standard Grows UpA 2011 Working Draft is not drafting.
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The Web's Actual Front DoorMostly things nobody types.
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Where the Fediverse LivesAccounts opened, and posts to match.
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Every Registry, MeasuredPackages, versions, and the churn between.
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The Internet, Still Argued AboutProposals, not decisions.
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What Arch Users InstallVotes are a monument; popularity is now.
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A Distro Updating ItselfSubmitted, karma’d, pushed or pulled.
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What Free Android ShippedWhere the licence is the entry rule.
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What the Web Is About to GainAnd what it is about to lose.
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The Machinery Behind ThesesForty years of solved problems.
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What Port 6379 MeansThe internet’s filing cabinet.
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What The Cloud Is Built FromCounted per deploy, not per developer.
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What Kubernetes Runs OnInfrastructure watching infrastructure.
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A Small Language's EcosystemTens of thousands, not millions.
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The Editor Extension RaceThe registry Microsoft doesn't run.
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Every Licence With A NameOSI-approved, deprecated, or neither.
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Most of these read real, key-less package-registry and developer-platform APIs — RubyGems, Maven Central, NuGet, crates.io, Homebrew, GitHub, Stack Exchange, DEV.to and the status pages of major dev services — and stream genuine new records or current rankings, the same way the site's other live feeds work. One saver, the Turing Award archive, is instead a curated reference list of computing's top honor, updated once a year rather than continuously.
Frequently asked questions
- Is this real developer activity?
- Yes — it's read live from RubyGems, Maven Central, NuGet, crates.io, GitHub, Stack Exchange, DEV.to and similar open, key-less developer APIs.
- Is a key needed?
- No for almost all of these — they read fully key-less public APIs. Only a handful of savers elsewhere on the site need a free self-serve key.
- How often do these feeds update?
- Most poll their source API every few minutes for new releases, advisories or questions; ranked boards refresh on a slower schedule as their underlying dataset changes.
- Does this need an internet connection?
- Yes — every live feed here needs a connection. The Turing Award archive is the one exception, running fully offline.