A Razor class library for interacting with SweetAlert2
- sweetalert
- alert
- popup
- prompt
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A Razor class library for interacting with SweetAlert2
A visual tool to help developers understand Elixir recompilation in their projects
Simple private image server 🖼️
Open-source landing pages with a personality of their own.
Synaplan Desktop — pair a computer with your Synaplan workspace and run Agent Skills locally (Windows, macOS, Linux)
Easily parsable single line, plain text and JSON logger for Plug and Phoenix applications
YAML 1.2 and JSON parser in pure Erlang
TranslatedLet your AI deliver more value | ChatGPT project context integration, multi-model collaboration and cross-review across Codex / Claude Code and APIs, with unified account quota and session management
Mir (backports): Sparse tensors, Hoffman
[Deprecated] See @go-catupiri as a direct golang port
Flow-based Application Layer Framework
Ready to use Slack bot for lazy developers: start Jenkins jobs, watch Jira tickets, watch pull requests with AI support...
Emacs dired like file manager for neovim
Inspired by A Dark Room, A Dark Forest is an incremental experimental minimalistic idle game project.
A bundle of useful CircuitPython libraries from the CircuitPython community.
Swift library for FHIR® resource data models
Read-only, local-first cloud security scanner for AWS, Azure and GCP. Your scan data stays on your machine.
A local desktop IDE. Open a folder and edit, run a terminal, and browse on your own machine. Sign-in and the agent are optional.
A Minecraft-inspired game for the terminal
C++11 header-only message digest library
xmonad with the X11 abstracted and configured with Idris
A cryptographic toolkit written in Common Lisp
Chiron - An IPv6 Security Assessment framework with advanced IPv6 Extension Headers manipulation capabilities.
This is an aspiring project aimed at accumulating knowledge from the world of cybersecurity and presenting it in a cogent way, so it is accessible to as large an audience as possible and so that everyone has a good resource to learn hacking from.