Generate conventional commit messages using AI, directly in Neovim
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Generate conventional commit messages using AI, directly in Neovim
Command line based todo list manager
📡 RasComm is a communication device that translates plain text into Morse code (IMC) visually or audibly.
CQL: Compiled Query Language
this is an upgrated version of the Sound Manager Class from Matt Przybylski. See http://evolve.reintroducing.com/2011/01/06/as3/as3-soundmanager-v1-4/
experimenting with web monetisation API
Copy of https://code.google.com/archive/p/bauglir-websocket/
Animate your components on state change
A light spiritual succesor to neon-animated-pages using only css animations
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Framer.js module for making comments in your prototypes
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🌐 Create commit pinned links to git(hub | lab) hosted files/lines directly from Neovim
PWA to add comment to Github file.
Makes all children of a selected component sortable
AutoPy through WebDriver or a webdriver-compatible server for AutoPy
Common Lisp bindings to the C++ NDB API of RonDB
A Ruby and command-line client for the Slack Web and Real Time Messaging APIs.
d3.js-based tool to visualize network communication for arbitrary protocols
Common Lisp system for decoding public JSON Web Keys (JWK)
Super simple tool to help with orchestration of commands on the CLI by waiting on networking resources.
The application allows you to trade on the outcomes of events, and follow the odds to garner accurate insights about the future. Users buy or sell Voting Shares, which can be redeemed for 1 unit of the stable asset if the outcome is resolved as correct, and become worthless if it’s incorrect.
A python library for creating Slack slash commands using AWS Lambda Functions
Magento 2 extension for enhanced admin product navigation for merchants who want to simplify the process of navigating complex and custom product relationships.