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...It's one of the most popular front-end frameworks and for good reason: it simply makes web development faster and easier. People of all skill levels can create projects of all sizes with Bootstrap, and for all types of devices too. With Bootstrap, you get a host of nifty features such as precompiled CSS, impressive scalability, dozens of custom HTML and CSS components and more.

facil.io is an evented Network library written in C. facil.io provides high performance TCP/IP network services by using an evented design that was tested to provide an easy solution to the C10K problem. facil.io includes a mini-framework for Web Applications, with a fast HTTP / WebSocket server, integrated Pub/Sub, optional Redis connectivity, easy JSON handling, Mustache template rendering and more nifty tidbits. facil.io powers the HTTP/Websockets Ruby Iodine server and it can easily power your application as well. facil.io is easy to code with and aims at minimizing the developer's learning curve. In addition to detailed documentation and examples, the API is unified in style and the same types and API used for HTTP requests is used for JSON and Mustache rendering - so there's less to learn. facil.io should work on Linux / BSD / macOS (and possibly CYGWIN) and is continuously tested on both Linux and macOS.

TMSU lets you tags your files and then access them through a nifty virtual filesystem from any other application. TMSU is a tool for tagging your files. It provides a simple command-line utility for applying tags and a virtual filesystem to give you a tag-based view of your files from any other program. TMSU does not alter your files in any way: they remain unchanged on disk, or on the network, wherever your put them.

This is a project based on NodeJS and Koa (and some other libs) implementing a REST API to authenticate users and let them manage TODOs stored in a PostgreSQL database. It's easy to extend and provides you the best developer experience possible with a lot of nifty things already configured. It's meant to be used with a front-end consuming the API like a mobile app or a SPA built with for example React, Angular or Vue.

The Simple Object-Oriented Game Library is basically a simplification of SDL with some nifty features. SOOGL is used in a C++ course at Mälardalen University (http://www.mdh.se) and is mainly intended for beginners.