An unofficial Google Cloud Platform Go Datastore wrapper that adds caching using memcached. For App Engine Flexible, Compute Engine, Kubernetes Engine, and more.
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An unofficial Google Cloud Platform Go Datastore wrapper that adds caching using memcached. For App Engine Flexible, Compute Engine, Kubernetes Engine, and more.
Wrapper of libserialport written in V
hackertyper clone written in choo
Gatling plugin for JDBC — SQL queries, batch operations, and stored procedures with HikariCP connection pooling
Golem Test Harness, an integration testing framework for yagna - the (new) Golem Network client.
JRuby tools wrapper for Apache OpenNLP
Tika based link (URL) extractor for httpreserve
A performant cursor animation plugin for Neovim
3-level override system for Claude Code - prevents destructive system operations. Born from a real incident.
Plugin for Neovim to enhance the experience of developing a site using a static site generator.
Python port of httperfrb
Node-RED nodes for The Weather Company and Weather Underground Personal Weather Station APIs
A fast MQTT dashboard application and rule engine framework written in C for Linux, Raspberry Pi and WINDOWS.
Visualize Clojure zippers using Graphviz
An experimental real-time vector render V module based on `sokol.sgl`
Hassle-free keyboard bindings for Framer: No need to look up keyCodes; supports 100+ keys with minimal performance impact.
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🧑💻 High Developer Experience, zap based logger. It offers rich functionality but is easy to configure and allows the user to choose the best output format for their purposes.
Percolate's Go retry package
The Cube is an experiment with CSS3 transitions.
SmiteGo is an API wrapper for the Smite game from HiRez. It is written in Go!
Microlibrary to perform ping requests with Crystal Lang
Telnet protocol helper for crystal lang
Very experimental. Made mostly for a game project for visuals, never ended up using it.