🕛 Zero-overhead Fennel JIT compiler at runtime of Neovim with safety rollbacks
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🕛 Zero-overhead Fennel JIT compiler at runtime of Neovim with safety rollbacks
MatchFlow is a full-stack invoice processing and purchase-order matching system—built on Clean Architecture with a React+Nginx front-end, a .NET 6 API back-end, Azure Form Recognizer OCR, Azure Blob Storage, and Docker Compose for one-command local setup.
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Gradle plugin and CLI for computing code coverage of new/modified code based on a diff
Ultra high performance RPC
OTP application for generating blog posts from a Git repository containing markdown files.
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Toggles relativenumbers when not needed
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Quickly generate ready-to-use AnimationPlayer directly from your sprite sheets within the Godot editor.
Reactor is key value database and is a great alternative to Shared Preferences.
SHA-3 and other Keccak related algorithms in SPARK/Ada.
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Testavior is a lightweight solution to help you develop Behavior Tests for ASP.NET Core
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Data policy IN, dynamic view OUT: PACE is the Policy As Code Engine. It helps you to programatically create and apply a data policy to a processing platform like Databricks, Snowflake or BigQuery (or plain 'ol Postgres, even!) with definitions imported from Collibra, Datahub, ODD and the like.