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Uttorent 2026: Desktop Torrent Management Installer with Seamless Setup
Rust framework for creating SIP applications
A modern mod manager for all your games with built-in Archipelago support.
A high-level API to control headless Chrome or Chromium over the DevTools Protocol. It is the Rust equivalent of Puppeteer, a Node library maintained by the Chrome DevTools team.
This is a Rust / Wasm client web app which is a task control center. You can create timed tasks for your devices which support tcp connection and execute tasks on time through its core.
A set of RUST programming questions.
A curated collection of ready-to-use Docker Compose files for local web development, plus a powerful CLI (dctl) to manage and orchestrate your registered stacks from anywhere in your terminal.
Simple API for public transport realtime data
This cli utility helps you harness the srtool docker image witout breaking a sweat.
Easy support for Octicons in yew
Yew components for Feather icons
An easy to use dice rolling library for Rust
Substrate package manager
Generate realistic IoT test data and send it via MQTT, HTTP, or TCP.
🔊 Seamlessly integrate sound into your Neovim workflow
A feed reader write in rust
A simple example program for creating password archives in ZIP format, running in a browser using WebAssembly.
A native voxel editor for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Open, create, sculpt, and paint voxel scenes in a fast GPU-accelerated viewport.
Machine Learning Module for Single Layer Perceptron ML models, written in Rust for Typescript.
Custom scroll bar for yew
GlowBarn OS - Paranormal Research Operating System built with Buildroot
A simple sketch of a sea battle game. Rust + WebAssembly (yew-rs)
Every AI coding-agent CLI (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Qwen, Vibe) reviews your diff in parallel, read-only, for one ship/no-ship verdict. One tiny script: no server, no MCP.