React + Material UI Bolierplate
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- react-redux-starter-kit
- react-redux-boilerplate
- material-ui
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React + Material UI Bolierplate
Gameboy development examples and tools
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Smart ASA reference implementation
Crown Engine
A simple starter <hello-world /> web component written in typescript, using lit. Unit tested with jest and e2e tested with playwright.
Flutter TF Segmentation is an example app that uses Flutter for the ios/android app and uses TensorFlow Lite for Image segmentation.
Custom components for Ember, inspired by React Hooks approach
Simple and flexible dependency injection container for dart.
Simple partial application for FuncN and ActionN on RxJava [STABLE]
Advanced Starter GraphQL Next js Crud Mongodb
Algorithms for finding weighted modularity in bipartite networks
Examples of scripts for accounts, dApps and assets using RIDE programming language.
Gameboy boilerplate to get started quickly
CLI for remotely controlling your Smart TV
ESMira is a tool for running longitudinal studies (ESM, AA, EMA, ...) with data collection and communication with participants being completely anonymous.
Gateway between a Philips Hue bridge and MQTT :bulb:
Monitor and restart background threads.
Provides primitives to perform ordered GRAceful TERmination for Golang applications
A implementation of Shor's algorithm written in Python calling Q# for the quantum part
The soil mate app provides a simple and convenient way to collect soil data at sample locations in the field. The Soil Mate app is targeted across multiple industries, including agriculture, environmental science, geology, and mining. The current version of the app collects soil texture data.
Native Java API to work with JavaScript Node Package Manager (NPM): query, retrieve, pack into jar (webjars), CDN, maven
Production-ready headless CMS starter template built with Next.js, Strapi, and Tailwind CSS for optimal SEO.
A Flash layout, effects, data binding, remoting framework designed to be used instead of Flex when performance is essential and download size should be minimal. Licensed under MIT