source-code-examples

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Examples of pages that link to their source-code and or a repository for such code.

If you add an example, please explicitly note the:

• from URL: the URL of a visible page on the web that has a link on it to its source code and or repository
• link text: the text (or icon) and perhaps some nearby contextual text that is hyperlinked
• to URL: the URL of the destination that is being linked to

Sites and or pages that link to their top level repository:

• https://docusaurus.io/docs/docs-introduction links to the project GitHub in the footer (link anchor text is "GitHub")
• Sites built with the mkdocs-material theme (a popular Python documentation theme) have a feature to add a repository link in the top left corner of the site (example on https://squidfunk.github.io/mkdocs-material/plugins/).
• ...

Sites and or pages that link to the specific directory that contains the source (code) for the page

• https://w3c.github.io/png/Implementation_Report_3e/ has the text "This implementation report is on GitHub. " where GitHub links to https://github.com/w3c/png/tree/main/Implementation_Report_3e which is the directory containing the index.html source code file of the original page
• ...

Sites and or pages that link directly to their source code (in a repository)

• https://huggingface.co/docs/transformers/en/model_doc/blip-2 has an "< > Update on GitHub" link at the very bottom of their docs pages which links to the markdown text file (.md) associated with the document.
• ...

Other examples:

• A site that links to a repository homepage that is not the repo for the site the page is on, with the anchor text "Find the source code for the example application on GitHub."
  • https://atproto.com/guides/applications

See Also

• source-code
• source-code-formats
• source-code-brainstorming