Add more Projects using Material for Mkdocs to README.md

[jk4e]

Addition to PR #7618: "Add more high starred Open Source Projects using Material for MkDocs"

Hi @squidfunk,

During my research, I found more high star OSS projects and companies using MkDocs-Material for documentation and websites.

Companies/University:

• Uber (multinational transportation company that provides ride-hailing services, courier services, food delivery, and freight transport)
• Harvard (Harvard University is a private Ivy League research university in Cambridge)
• Roboflow (Leading Tech-Company in Computer Vision Space)

Open Source Projects:

• Amp – 3.7k stars
• eBPF – 6.3k stars
• HedgeDoc – 5.1k stars
• NetBox – 16k stars
• RetroPie – 10k stars
• tinygrad – 26.6k stars

Note: Currently due to the limitations of GitHub search (see here) there may be more high starred repos that use MkDocs-Material. But finding them is not so easy.

Sphinx for example has a huge list: Projects using Sphinx. Hope my PR helps a bit out.

My Insights (maybe also interesting for your stats and advertisement)

Also did some data analytics here: I summed the GitHub stars of all projects (repos only added when they had more than 300 stars, doesn't matter that much). Result: Projects with more than 1,640,000 stars (more than 1.6 million stars) rely for documentation and websites on MkDocs-Material. This number is likely even higher, as it doesn't include smaller projects or those not on the list. I think that's a huge number. Awesome work!

The Top 3 Projects (ranked after most GitHub stars) using MkDocs-Material:

1. AutoGPT – 168k stars
2. FastAPI – 76.7k stars
3. Traefik – 50.9k stars

It is also worth noting that projects such as Ultralytics YOLO, Supervision and AutoGPT, all in the AI space and all fast growing and trending on GitHub, use MkDocs-Material.

Thank you, and I hope this helps! 🚀

[squidfunk]

Thanks! We're happy to add them as well, but from then on, we should rather only select the most high profile projects. We can't add all projects obviously, far too many 😅

[jk4e]

Thanks! I completely agree 👍 this way I only add high starred, active GitHub repositories from different computer science domains.