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    clavirio

    clavirio

    Learn touch typing without leaving the terminal

    A free, open-source typing tutor for the terminal. Progressive lessons, practice modes, real-time stats, and a virtual keyboard with finger hints — for QWERTY, Dvorak, and Colemak. Methodology Research on typing skill suggests that skilled typing relies more on implicit procedural control than on explicit knowledge of key locations. The paper also suggests that the keyboard is represented in terms of its row-and-column structure, not as a memorized list of individual...
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    Nativefier

    Nativefier

    Make any web page a desktop application

    ...If desired, these options can be overwritten. For example, to override the name, nativefier --name 'My Medium App' 'medium.com' Read the API documentation or run nativefier --help to learn about other command-line flags usable to configure the packaged app. For a list of build commands contributed by the nativefier community take a look at the CATALOG.md file. Nativefier is also usable from Docker. You can pass Nativefier flags, and mount volumes to provide local files.
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    Aurelia

    Aurelia

    Framework entry point bringing together all the sub-modules of Aurelia

    ...Aurelia's standards-based, unobtrusive style makes it the only framework that empowers you to build components using vanilla JavaScript or TypeScript. If you know modern JS and HTML, there's little more to learn to build even the most complex apps.
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    HAUL

    HAUL

    Haul is a command line tool for developing React Native apps

    ...Add the configuration needed to make Haul work with your app, e.g. add haul.config.js to your project, which you can customize to add more functionality. Check out the docs to learn more about available commands and tips on customizing the webpack configuration. Haul uses a completely different architecture from React Native packager, which means there are some things that don't work quite the same.
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    chkit

    chkit

    Desktop CLI client for Containerum

    ...Before using chkit to work with Containerum you have to specify the address of your API. Use chkit with your own Kubernetes cluster or use chkit with Containerum Online. By default chkit connects to Containerum Online platform. To learn more about chkit commands, please refer to the Docs section on our website.
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    Climate

    Climate

    The swiss-army knife of utility tools for Linux

    Climate is the ultimate command-line tool for Linux. It provides a huge number of command-line options for developers to automate their Linux system. This tool can be extremely helpful in learning various unix commands too. There is an option to print each command before they're executed to help you memorize them over time.
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    AudioTester

    AudioTester

    AudioTester is a command line tool to play .wav or .mp3 files

    AudioTester is a small command line tool that can play a given .wav file though C# conventions or .mp3 files though WMP.dll of Windows Media Player. It’s use was primarily a development tool for the next version of GuessTheNumber, but was used to also learn about exception handling. Although this tool probably has no real practical use, it’s design was more to be of an example of how to playback media and implement exception handeling.
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    labtech_decode_scriptxml

    A command-line tool to decode packed Labtech script XML files.

    ...This tool is intended purely for educational purposes to enable study of the command mappings of Labtech's exported XML scripts. Please publish any script step mappings that you learn to Mappings.md in this repository. Enjoy. USAGE: labtech_decode_scriptxml.exe --input=input.xml --output=output.xml [--overwrite=false|true]
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    Nanon is a web page manager, ideal for simple sites with no server generated content. It lets you define templates and reusable html code blocks like menus and ad sections. Nanon is a spiffy command line tool that you can learn how to use in minutes.
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