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A curated list of awesome programmers and software projects you can support!
- patreon
- opensource
- awesome
- awesome-list
Growing the code out of your notebooks - the right way.
Open, source-backed catalog of computer-use agents: reviewed papers, GUI models, datasets, benchmarks, tools, and reusable JSONL/SQLite data.
- agent-evaluation
- agentic-ai
- ai-agents
- awesome
How to use the Browsersync module with gulp.
A Blazor WebAssembly app for browsing the "Awesome Blazor" resources.
- blazor
- blazor-webassembly
- blazor-client
- blazor-application
a nodeschool workshop that teaches you the fundamentals of working with binary data in node.js and HTML5 browsers
A curation of resources, projects, and communities related to permacomputing.
- awesome
- permacomputing
- awesome-list
- degrowth
A very simple starter for React Relay using Browserify
learn browserify with this educational adventure
A curated list of Omarchy themes. Discover, share, and contribute to a growing collection of themes for Omarchy—all in one place. Inspired by other awesome lists, this repository helps users explore and enhance their Omarchy experience with beautiful, community-driven themes.
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List of secret menus inside Google Chrome and Chromium based browsers. Updated July 2026
- browser
- chrome
- chrome-browser
- chromium
A collection of awesome browser extensions for Salesforce.
Shopify hydrogen demo store using Algolia search & browse
TUI for browsing awesome-omarchy repo content
A Cycle.js starter project with hot reloading using browserify-hmr
Using LESS CSS to develop a media query driven solution for modern and legacy browsers
In this course your students will learn the fundamentals of Swift 3 programming, using Geometry as their context for learning. The style of this course mimic "Logo", which is an educational programming language designed in 1967 by Daniel Borrow, Wally Feurzeig, Seymour Papert and Cynthia Soloman.
- swift
- swift3
- playgroundbook
- geometry
A simple example program for creating password archives in ZIP format, running in a browser using WebAssembly.
Sample glimmer.js app: online/offline browser events
- emberjs
- ember-cli
- typescript
- glimmerjs
A Cycle.js starter project using browserify and cycle-hmr