How gorvgoyl/clone-wars works
Clone Wars is a curated directory of open-source clones and alternatives, not the implementations of those products. Readers browse two catalogs, then use each listing’s demo, tutorial, repository, and technology details to evaluate or study a project. The README also invites contributors to keep the list current. The supplied tree and excerpts expose no implementation code, so this graph reflects only documented catalog structure and links.
Main entry points: README.md Project Listing
Components 13
Clone Catalog
- Tutorial Clones
README.md - Clones & Alternatives
README.md - Project Listing
README.md - Demo
- Tutorial
- Source Repository
- Tech Stack
README.md - GitHub Stars
README.md - Full Tables Site
List Maintenance
- Contribution Guide
README.md - List Maintainer
Other components
- Reader
- Contributor
Connections 12
- Reader → Tutorial Clones: browses
README.md - Reader → Clones & Alternatives: browses
README.md - Tutorial Clones → Project Listing: lists projects
README.md - Clones & Alternatives → Project Listing: lists projects
README.md - Project Listing → Demo: links demo
README.md - Project Listing → Tutorial: links tutorial
README.md - Project Listing → Source Repository: links source
README.md - Project Listing → Tech Stack: shows stack
README.md - Project Listing → GitHub Stars: shows stars
README.md - Reader → Full Tables Site: opens full tables
README.md - Contributor → Contribution Guide: follows guidance
README.md - List Maintainer → Clones & Alternatives: maintains list
README.md