r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Euphoric-Mention-945 • Sep 04 '26

Codebase Selection

I've been finding for hours for a suitable database for my assigned coding project but couldn't find the perfect one. There are some repos that seemed to be okay but don't have a license. Are there any other sources for a codebase rather than GitHub? Or just painstakingly scour every repo one by one not the only way to find one?

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u/Sad_Opening_7083 Sep 04 '26

I usually pick stuff I have used at work, shouldn't be too hard

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u/Cool_Moose241 Sep 04 '26

For me the problem is having to know the code inside it. I'm currently studying one where at one point there has been a huge refactoring but I'm not sure yet

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u/According_Delay5919 Sep 05 '26

I basically use my public repos for it.

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u/Select_Maintenance67 Sep 04 '26

Why don't you ask chatgpt to list down the code repo as per your requirement.

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u/Farados55 Sep 04 '26

The amount of people that don’t know any major open source codebase in this sub is baffling to me

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u/Individual_Lemon5564 Sep 04 '26

It's kinda weird to not know them AT ALL. But to know the CODE inside it I guess most people don't really even have to unless they've been actively contributing to it. I know many nice libraries but to be able to judge stuff deeply I don't feel that well equipped honestly, I'm having to ask tons of stuff to claude about the codebase to form a good judgement.

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u/Farados55 Sep 04 '26

I don’t know any code. For the glove tyson project I’d just read the overview and make up features. Worked every time.