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GQty is a TypeScript-first GraphQL client that removes the need to handwrite and maintain GraphQL queries in many application workflows. Instead of manually defining query documents, developers access data through generated, strongly typed client structures. The library automatically tracks what data the application uses and turns that into GraphQL operations. This helps reduce duplicated schema knowledge between front-end code and query files. It also surfaces API-breaking changes through...

With flexible deployments models using clusters, superclusters, and leaf nodes, optimize communications for your unique deployment. The NATS Adaptive Edge Architecture allows for a perfect fit for unique needs to connect devices, edge, cloud or hybrid deployments. With true multi-tenancy, securely isolate and share your data to fully meet your business needs, mitigating risk and achieving faster time to value. Security is bifurcated from topology, so you can connect anywhere in a deployment and NATS will do the right thing. ...

Keywords: Hamradio, Radio-amateurs, Maidenhead-, QTH-, (QRA-), Locator, Distance and Bearing Calculator, GNU/Linux command-line, LaTeX,- UTF-8-, ASCII-output, GPLv3; based on GM4ANB's book. "IO91pm is the Maidenhead-Locator for Maidenhead" ========================================= Background --------------- * For another little project, I wanted a QTH-Locator calculator for the UNIX (GNU/Linux, bash) command-line. * There are many, some very good, online QTH resources, but I wanted...

efirc is an easy, small and fast internet relay chat client. efirc is secondly intended to be configured by companies or normal people which have an irc-channel to fit the clients design the companies one and to preset the irc connection data.

This is a project, that has the goal of creating an interface between embedded systems, and allow them to communicate with users, through the users graphical desktop, without having to have or present graphical data. By use of standardized interface, such as XUL, to create an interface for embedded CPU's, so that developers of these systems, and users of these systems, can communicate with these, over any interface type, without the aid of a browser, and have them fit onto the users desktop. Without having any knowledge, of the desktop itself. ...