Welcome to the GitHub Achievements Guide! 🎉 This repository is dedicated to showcasing all the achievements you can unlock on GitHub, along with tips on how to earn them.
GitHub provides a set of achievements (also known as badges) to recognize user contributions, activity, and engagement on the platform. These badges appear on your GitHub profile and can be a great way to showcase your involvement in the community.
Here is a list of known GitHub achievements:
| Achievement | Badge | Description | How to Earn It |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starstruck |  |
Given to users who receive stars on their repositories | Get stars on one or more repositories |
| Galaxy Brain |  |
Awarded for contributing valuable discussions in GitHub Issues or Discussions | Provide accepted answers and engage in discussions |
| Pull Shark |  |
Given to users who make successful pull requests | Merge pull requests into repositories |
| YOLO |  |
Awarded for making a bold pull request without testing or reviewing it first. | Submit a significant pull request without testing or reviewing it, and have it accepted |
| Pair Extraordinaire |  |
Recognizes pair programming activities | Co-author commits with others |
| Public Sponsor |  |
Awarded to users who sponsor developers on GitHub | Sponsor at least one developer via GitHub Sponsors |
| Open Sourcerer |  |
Awarded for making significant contributions to open-source projects | ? |
| Heart On Your Sleeve |  |
Given to users who react frequently to discussions and issues | ? |
We encourage contributions! If you discover a new achievement or have insights on how to unlock them, feel free to:
- Add or update information 📝
- Submit a pull request 🚀
Let's unlock all the achievements together! 🎉
