A curated list of awesome Dojo JavaScript Toolkit libraries, resources and other shiny things.
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A curated list of awesome Dojo JavaScript Toolkit libraries, resources and other shiny things.
A curated list of awesome Google Cloud Spanner references, tools, libraries and more.
A common lisp library to unify access to common dictionary-like data-structures
An example of a mono-repository of shared React components libraries!
A drop-in replacement for Go errors, with some added sugar! Unwrap user-friendly messages, HTTP status code, easy wrapping with multiple error types.
Fast cartesian product
MicroPython libraries and example code for TinyPICO
A currency computations package.
Useful crypto coins JavaScript libraries
Actionscript examples for use with the AwayPhysics library in Flash Player 11
Froggit-Go is a universal Go library, allowing to perform actions on VCS providers.
Example Scala-Native application using third party libraries and a test suite
Library for encoding of binary data into strings using base32, base85, base128 and other algorithms for FPC and Delphi.
☯ The simplest signal library possible
Basic graphics samples using Magma library and Vulkan graphics API
A curated and non exhaustive list of Common Lisp libraries and resources.
A comprehensive resource library for Omarchy Linux.
Sample VB6 and VBA code used for inspiration of syntax/algorithms for usage in the stdVBA library
Algorithm Library for Crystal
🗂️ This repository provides a guide to creating Xcode templates for iOS boilerplate code to save time and increase creativity in development. It simplifies the process and helps new team members get up to speed. A solution to Xcode's poorly documented templates.
Examples of how to use the stdVBA library. (🤖 Includes some AI generated examples)
Collection of various open-source an commercial rulesets for NIDS (especially for Suricata and Snort)
Libraries demonstrating design patterns for programming and proving with canonical structures in Coq [maintainer=@anton-trunov]
Learning to program in Lua using "Torch" and other useful libraries