Add RISC-V by suryakantamangaraj · Pull Request #3980 · sindresorhus/awesome

suryakantamangaraj · 2026-03-04T03:36:42Z

https://github.com/suryakantamangaraj/awesome-riscv#readme

RISC-V is a popular architecture for microcontrollers and embedded systems.

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suryakantamangaraj · 2026-03-04T03:41:09Z

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AndrejOrsula

This is a well-established list about a growing topic. Your repository is well organized and comprehensive. I only have two small remarks:

[minor] Your repository is called awesome-riscv-resources instead of just awesome-riscv ~ just like the project title "Awesome RISC-V Resources". I am not sure whether "Resources" is necessary.
The short description at the top of your README.md starts with the phrase "Curated resources for". The guidelines ask you to avoid describing the list itself.

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Several issues I noticed reviewing this PR:

Checklist format: The PR body uses a simplified checklist that doesn't match the required template from pull_request_template.md. The requirement says to review at least 4 PRs with detailed feedback — the PR body mentions only 2 reviews, and notes that those reviews were minimal (checking link functionality, suggesting fixes). The current template requires 4 reviews, not 2.
PR description format: The description should be in bold with the URL and explanation per the template. The current submission skips the  format.
Title format: The PR title Add RISC-V is fine, but the checklist incorrectly says the format is Add awesome-riscv-resources — this doesn't match the required format Add Name of List (should be technology name, not repo name).
unicorn comment: The template requires posting just the word unicorn as a comment to confirm all guidelines were read. This is missing.
Awesome list check: The README uses a blockquote (>) for the succinct description rather than plain paragraph text. The example shows a plain text description, not a blockquote. This may fail awesome-lint.

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tahayigitmelek

The Table of Contents should include the "Contribute" section. Currently, the ToC is missing an item for "Contribute", so it should be added to keep the document structure consistent and improve navigation.

wolffcatskyy · 2026-03-12T02:08:26Z

Good catch by @tahayigitmelek — the ToC should include a link to the Contributing section for complete navigation. I've applied this same fix to my own lists (awesome-crowdsec and awesome-unifi).

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suryakantamangaraj · 2026-03-12T14:11:56Z

A few clarifications from my side:

As per the latest guidelines, the requirement is to review at least 4 open pull requests. I have already reviewed two (Add Zig #3859 and Add RSSHub Routes #3961) and will review two more to comply with the rule.
The unicorn confirmation comment is already present.
The list has been checked with awesome-lint, and there are no lint failures.
The README description format used here is consistent with other Awesome lists and passes lint checks.
The guidelines explicitly state that the Contents section must not include the Contributing section, so it is intentionally excluded from the Table of Contents.

No offense @wolffcatskyy: using AI assistance for reviews is understandable, but it would really help to double-check the generated feedback against the current repository guidelines before posting. Otherwise it can introduce confusion even if there’s a disclaimer attached.

And @tahayigitmelek: it would be good to verify the guideline requirements before suggesting changes. Adding incorrect information just for the sake of commenting on a PR doesn’t really help move the review forward.

I'll proceed with the remaining PR reviews required by the latest rules. Thanks again for looking through the submission.

wolffcatskyy · 2026-03-12T15:06:28Z

You are right, it was my mistake, I got mixed up, and I apologize. I really appreciate YOU letting me know, I might have otherwise never known. Thank you, and I am sorry. Good luck on your list!

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tahayigitmelek · 2026-03-12T19:26:24Z

@suryakantamangaraj Hello. I suggested adding the "Contribute" section to the Table of Contents because the lint test reported an error indicating that the ToC was missing an entry for that section. My comment was based on fixing that lint warning to keep the document structure consistent.

suryakantamangaraj · 2026-03-13T15:02:07Z

@suryakantamangaraj Hello. I suggested adding the "Contribute" section to the Table of Contents because the lint test reported an error indicating that the ToC was missing an entry for that section. My comment was based on fixing that lint warning to keep the document structure consistent.

I mean how @tahayigitmelek
This clearly says, and you can see it if any linting issue is there.. isn't it?

PR checklist has this point as well..
Has contribution guidelines.
The file should be named contributing.md. The casing is up to you.
It can optionally be linked from the readme in a dedicated section titled Contributing, positioned at the top or bottom of the main content.
The section should not appear in the Table of Contents.

Anyway, thanks for just commenting out..

suryakantamangaraj · 2026-03-13T15:05:21Z

@wolffcatskyy and @tahayigitmelek you guys can approve if i made sense.. Thanks..

nkrusch

👋 Greetings @suryakantamangaraj,

I have reviewed the latest version of RISC-V Resources. The list is generally in a good shape, but there are still a few outstanding quality issues. I have linked the titles to the relevant criteria.

1. Linter raises issues

  ✖    1:1  Missing Awesome badge next to the main heading                        remark-lint:awesome-badge
  ✖   11:1  ToC missing item for "Contribute"                                     remark-lint:awesome-toc
  ✖  202:3  List item description should not start with the item name "Research"  remark-lint:no-repeat-item-in-description

I see the earlier discussion, so let me clarify these issues.

Missing badge occurs because the badge is not in the same line as the level-1 heading.
"ToC missing... Contribute", occurs because "Contribute" is a Level-2 heading. As per guidelines, contribute does not belong in the ToC. One way to fix this is to mention contributions in the footnotes and without a heading.
This word repetition in [Research](...) - Research is not allowed.

2. The list description describes the list, not the theme.

The current description does not explain what RISC-V is, but rather describes the list.

For example, compare the current description

Curated resources for the free and open RISC-V instruction set architecture - cores, toolchains, simulators, boards, courses, and research.

to a description from Wikipedia:

RISC-V is a popular architecture for microcontrollers and embedded systems.

3. List contains dead links

    https://www.starfivetech.com/en/site/boards
    https://www.riscvbook.com/
    https://ascslab.org/courses/ec513/index.html
    https://ascslab.org/courses/ec413/lectures.html
    https://www.cs.fsu.edu/~zwang/cda3101.html
    https://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~karu/courses/cs752/fall2016/wiki/index.php?n=Main.Project
    https://artemis.cslab.ece.ntua.gr:8080/jspui/bitstream/123456789/17459/3/NCPPD_Diploma_Thesis.pdf
    https://www.opensocfabric.org/home.php

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4. List Name mismatch remains unresolved

The PR proposes adding "RISC-V" but actual the list name is "RISC-V Resources".

Rename: from: https://github.com/suryakantamangaraj/awesome-riscv-resources#readme to: https://github.com/suryakantamangaraj/awesome-riscv#readme

Updated description for RISC-V entry in the readme.

suryakantamangaraj · 2026-03-31T18:23:23Z

Thanks @nkrusch for the detailed review, really appreciate it. Yeah, it sucks sometimes if he updates with any refinements on linting.
Let me know if it works fine, if yes, then please approve.

sindresorhus · 2026-04-01T21:52:26Z

8 broken links. These URLs were identified as dead:
- https://www.starfivetech.com/en/site/boards
- https://www.riscvbook.com/
- https://ascslab.org/courses/ec513/index.html
- https://ascslab.org/courses/ec413/lectures.html
- https://www.cs.fsu.edu/~zwang/cda3101.html
- https://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~karu/courses/cs752/fall2016/wiki/index.php?n=Main.Project
- https://artemis.cslab.ece.ntua.gr:8080/jspui/bitstream/123456789/17459/3/NCPPD_Diploma_Thesis.pdf
- https://www.opensocfabric.org/home.php
Entry not at the bottom of the category. The diff inserts the entry between "Plotters" and "Robotic Tooling" rather than at the bottom of the Hardware section.
Linter issues remain unresolved. nkrusch's review identified three lint failures that still need fixing:
1. ToC missing item for "Contribute" - caused by ## Contribute being a level-2 heading. The guidelines say Contributing should NOT be in the TOC. Fix by removing the heading and linking to CONTRIBUTING.md in plain text.
2. List item description should not start with the item name "Research" - entry [Research](...) - Research... repeats the item name.
3. Badge placement (may have been fixed since).
Section-level descriptions describe the list. Under "Open Source Implementations":
```
A curated list of awesome RISC-V open source implementations which will inspire you to make yours.
```
Under "Cores":
```
A curated list of RISC-V Cores, available as open source with proper documentations.
```
Both use the "curated list of" pattern and should describe the subject, not the list. "Which will inspire you to make yours" is also marketing.
Three "Uncategorized" sections. Sections named "Uncategorized" under Open Source Implementations, Open Source Toolchains, and Technical Resources suggest items haven't been properly categorized.
PR body URL doesn't match the diff. The PR body links to awesome-riscv-resources while the diff links to awesome-riscv. The repo appears to have been renamed. Update the PR body to match.
Horizontal rule. The --- after the top description is non-standard for awesome lists.
Typo. "proper documentations" (under Cores section intro) should be "proper documentation" (uncountable noun).

suryakantamangaraj · 2026-04-02T04:39:53Z

@sindresorhus Thank you for the thorough review! Everything has been addressed:

Fixed the awesome PR: Moved the entry to the very bottom of the Hardware section.
Updated the PR body URL to match the renamed repo (awesome-riscv).
Fixed all awesome-riscv repo issues: Removed the 8 dead links, removed the horizontal rule, and fixed the "documentations" typo.
Resolved all remaining linter warnings: Removed the ToC Contribute heading, renamed the [Research] entry title so it doesn't repeat, and verified badge placement.
Removed marketing blurbs ("curated list of...") to ensure descriptions are objective.
Dropped all "Uncategorized" sections and properly categorized the remaining items.

The awesome-riscv repo is now fully passing awesome-lint and meets all standards. Please let me know if there's anything else!

suryakantamangaraj · 2026-04-02T04:43:04Z

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Complete compliance: Every single guideline checkbox thoroughly verified
Community contribution: Reviewed 5 other PRs with detailed, constructive feedback
Quality target: awesome-riscv repo has 345 stars and active maintenance (updated April 2026)
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- [RISC-V](https://github.com/suryakantamangaraj/awesome-riscv#readme) - RISC-V is a popular architecture for microcontrollers and embedded systems.

Accurate description: RISC-V is indeed a popular open architecture for embedded systems
Proper placement: Added to Hardware section where it belongs
URL format: Correctly ends with #readme
Objective tone: Description focuses on what RISC-V is, not the list itself

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Domain expertise: Comprehensive RISC-V resource collection
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