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Bi-directional hosted APIs that are flexible, scalable and easy to use. We create and maintain complex messaging infrastructure so you can build the realtime features your users need, fast.

Mimesis is an open source high-performance fake data generator for Python, able to provide data for various purposes in various languages. It's currently the fastest fake data generator for Python, and supports many different data providers that can produce data related to people, food, transportation, internet and many more. Mimesis is really easy to use, with everything you need just an import away. Simply import an object, called a Provider, which represents the type of data you need. Mimesis currently supports 34 different locales, the specification of which when creating providers will return data that is appropriate for the language or country associated with that locale.

This is a survival manual/guide based on the public domain US Army Survival Field Manual FM 3-05.70 (FM 21-76). It is fully functional offline, which is important in the case of a catastrophe. But it doesn't have to be used only in emergency situations, it can also be useful for outdoor trips, walks, camps, and learning about nature and yourself truly. This is not only fun, but you can also train skills (fire, build shelter, ...) that you may need in a catastrophe. Some things work best with...

Open Food Facts is a collaborative food products database made by everyone, for everyone. Open Food Facts contributors gather information and data on food products from around the world, using mobile apps. Open Food Facts is a database of food products with ingredients, allergens, and nutrition facts… which allow us to compute scores like Nutri-Score, NOVA groups, and Eco-Score.

vue2-happyfri is a learning-oriented Vue 2 application that recreates a mobile food-ordering experience to demonstrate how to structure a real-world single-page app. It shows how to compose UI from reusable components, wire up routing between views, and manage shared state for carts, users, and menus. The project emphasizes responsive, touch-friendly interactions and small polish details—like transitions, toasts, and loading states—that make the app feel production-ready.