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    Pongo

    Pongo

    Pongo - Mongo but on Postgres and with strong consistency benefits

    Pongo is a developer tool for running isolated Postgres environments in Docker with one command. It's built to help engineers quickly spin up clean PostgreSQL instances for testing, debugging, or local development without needing global database installations. Pongo also handles version pinning and supports extensions, making it great for repeatable workflows.
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    Takeout

    Takeout

    Docker-based development-only dependency manager

    Developed by Tighten, Takeout is a CLI tool that simplifies the management of development environment dependencies using Docker containers. It allows developers to quickly spin up and manage isolated services, such as databases and caching servers, facilitating a streamlined and consistent development setup across macOS, Linux, and WSL2 systems.
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    Dagger - The Cutting Edge

    A nuts and bolts web engine / CMS (Content Management System)

    Dagger "the cutting edge" is a nuts and bolts web engine / CMS (Content Management System) , aimed more to developers than webmasters. It's more customizable than ordinary content management systems. It's a spin off of the Edge Engine (of which Dagger's project leader was a co-developer), formerly used for Box Network's (Astalavista) websites.
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    pgsh

    pgsh

    Branch your PostgreSQL Database like Git

    pgsh is a tool for managing multiple PostgreSQL environments by automating the setup of per-branch or per-developer databases. It makes it easy to clone production or staging schemas and spin up isolated dev instances tied to Git branches. pgsh is great for teams working on feature-heavy applications with parallel development workflows.
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    Attract-Mode Emulator Frontend

    Attract-Mode Emulator Frontend

    Frontend for arcade and console emulators like mame and nestopia.

    Attract-Mode is a graphical front-end for command line emulators such as MAME, MESS and Nestopia. It hides the underlying operating system and is intended to be controlled with a joystick, gamepad or spin dial, making it ideal for use in arcade cabinet setups. Attract-Mode is open source and runs on Linux, OS X and Windows.
    Downloads: 4 This Week
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    This provides a basic content managment system for Mysql and PHP. This is now administered at http://freshmeat.net/projects/spincms/?topic_id=66%2C92
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