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IDB-Keyval
A super-simple-small promise-based keyval store
IDB-Keyval is a tiny promise-based key-value store built on top of IndexedDB for simple browser persistence. It provides a much smaller API than full IndexedDB wrappers and is designed to remain tree-shakeable. Developers can store structured-clonable values and retrieve them asynchronously by key. It includes single and batch operations for reading, writing, and deleting data, along with clear, key, value, and entry helpers. Its update helper queues changes to avoid common non-atomic... -
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Docker Cheat Sheet
Helps developers build and ship higher-quality applications
Docker Cheat Sheet is an extensive practical reference covering common Docker concepts, commands, configuration, and operational practices. It begins with Docker installation and container basics before moving into images, registries, networking, storage, and ports. A detailed Dockerfile section explains commonly used instructions and links them to practical examples and recommendations. The guide also covers Docker Compose for defining and running multi-container applications. Security... -
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Sov.ai
A curated list of practical financial machine learning tools and apps
Financial Machine Learning is a curated directory of practical tools, repositories, datasets, papers, and educational resources for quantitative finance. It organizes material across trading, forecasting, portfolio construction, risk, alternative data, and financial machine learning techniques. Dedicated sections cover supervised and unsupervised learning, deep learning, reinforcement learning, natural language processing, and time-series analysis. Entries include descriptions, popularity... -
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Anywhere
Running static file server anywhere
Anywhere is a Node.js command-line utility that turns any local directory into a static file server. Running the command without arguments serves the current folder on port 8000. Users can select another port, hostname, or document root through simple command-line options. The tool normally opens the default browser automatically, while silent mode starts the server without launching a window. An HTML5 history fallback can redirect client-side application routes to a selected index file.... -
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cnfast
Fast drop in replacement for `cn`
cnfast is a high-performance JavaScript replacement for the common cn utility used in Tailwind CSS projects. It combines conditional class values and resolves conflicting Tailwind classes while preserving byte-identical output with tailwind-merge. The package exposes cn, clsx, twMerge, and twJoin through a familiar API. Existing clsx, classnames, tailwind-merge, and shadcn/ui projects can migrate with minimal or automated changes. Caching and an optimized merge engine improve performance... -
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SECRET-TOOLS
Secret-Tools — classified discord utilities
SECRET-TOOLS is a promotional repository for a planned collection of classified Discord utilities. The current repository functions more like a teaser, access signal, and project landing page than a complete released software package. Its README describes future Discord bots, panels, automation layers, deployment systems, and early-access drops. The repository contains only a small number of files and does not provide a conventional installable app or detailed public documentation. Its... -
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Python-programming-exercises
100+ Python challenging programming exercises
Python-programming-exercises is an educational repository containing more than 100 Python programming challenges. It is designed to help learners practice problem solving through short exercises rather than full applications. The exercises cover fundamentals such as strings, numbers, loops, lists, dictionaries, functions, regular expressions, file handling, classes, generators, and algorithmic thinking. Many problems include both a prompt and a suggested solution, making the repository... -
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xbar Plugins
Plugin repository for xbar (the BitBar reboot)
xbar-plugins is the community plugin repository for xbar, the macOS menu bar utility inspired by BitBar. It contains scripts, programs, and command-line tools that add quick status displays or interactive menu bar actions. The repository works as a centralized collection where users can find plugins for monitoring systems, services, development tools, productivity, and everyday utilities. Plugin authors can contribute their own scripts so others can install and use them through xbar. The... -
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GPTs
Leaked prompts of GPTs
GPTs is a repository that collects system prompts and instruction sets associated with custom GPT-style assistants. It is organized as a prompt archive rather than an application, SDK, or runtime tool. The repository is useful for people studying how different assistants are framed, constrained, and guided through system-level instructions. It can help prompt engineers, researchers, and AI product builders compare prompt structures, role definitions, safety language, tool instructions, and... -
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Privacy Respecting
Curated List of Privacy Respecting Services and Software
Privacy Respecting is a curated list of privacy-focused services, software, and educational resources. It is organized as a reference guide for users who want alternatives to mainstream platforms that collect more personal data than necessary. The repository covers categories such as search engines, social networks, messengers, cloud storage, VPNs, hosting, email, operating systems, browsers, video sharing, AI assistants, and maps. It also links to related security checklists and privacy... -
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Saeba's Blog
Where Saeba writes his blog, he plans to write four series: JavaScript
Blog is a large Chinese-language frontend engineering knowledge base maintained by mqyqingfeng. It collects in-depth articles on JavaScript internals, practical JavaScript topics, ES6, React, and broader frontend development ideas. Rather than being a software package, it functions as a structured educational repository for developers who want to understand how JavaScript features work under the hood. Many articles focus on concepts such as execution context, scope, prototypes, closures,... -
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101 FastAPI Tips
FastAPI Tips by The FastAPI Expert!
101 FastAPI Tips is a curated collection of practical FastAPI advice from a developer deeply involved in the FastAPI ecosystem. Rather than being a full framework or application template, it works as a compact learning resource for improving real FastAPI projects. The tips cover performance, async behavior, WebSocket patterns, project structure, dependency choices, testing habits, and production-minded design decisions. It is especially helpful for developers who already know the basics and... -
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Kami
Good content deserves good paper
Kami is a minimalistic productivity tool designed to help users organize tasks, notes, and daily workflows in a clean and distraction-free interface. It focuses on simplicity, enabling users to capture ideas quickly and manage them efficiently without unnecessary complexity. The application is built with a modern design philosophy that emphasizes clarity and usability. It supports lightweight task management and note-taking features for personal productivity. Kami is suitable for users who... -
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leak-check
Personal Information “Leakage ” Detection Interface
leak-check is a utility designed to help developers detect memory leaks and resource mismanagement in applications. It provides tools to monitor allocations, track usage patterns, and identify potential leaks during runtime. The project focuses on improving application stability by highlighting inefficiencies in memory handling. It can be integrated into development workflows to catch issues early in the debugging process. leak-check is particularly useful in performance-critical... -
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blog-list
Chinese Blog Langya List, only includes high-quality independent blogs
blog-list is a curated collection of high-quality independent blogs, primarily focused on Chinese-language content, organized into thematic categories for discovery and learning. The repository aims to highlight thoughtful, consistently updated blogs that provide valuable insights across topics such as technology, philosophy, design, and personal knowledge management. It establishes criteria for inclusion, ensuring that only well-maintained and high-quality blogs are featured. The content is... -
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Open Source Jobs
A list of Open Source projects offering jobs
Open Source Jobs is a community-maintained list of companies and organizations that actively hire developers to work on open source software projects. The repository is designed to help engineers find employment opportunities where contributing to open source is part of the core job responsibility rather than a side activity. It organizes companies into structured lists that make it easy to browse potential employers supporting open development models. The project is intentionally simple and... -
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iCSS
More than CSS
iCSS is a large curated repository of advanced CSS techniques, creative experiments, and deep dives into modern web animation and styling capabilities. Rather than being a traditional library, the project functions as an educational and inspirational knowledge base that explores unusual, powerful, or overlooked CSS features. The content covers topics such as layout tricks, animation patterns, visual effects, accessibility considerations, and emerging CSS standards. Materials are continuously... -
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CampusShame
Crowdsource and document the reputational history of companies
CampusShame is a repository that aims to crowdsource and document the reputational history of companies based on their treatment of candidates during campus recruitment processes, with a focus on Chinese tech industry hiring practices. It compiles lists of companies that have had so-called “shameful” behaviors, such as rescinding offers, canceling intention letters, or terminating three-party agreements after acceptance, alongside a parallel list of companies without reported negative... -
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Resurrecting Project in LinUtil
Automated Arch Linux Install
Resurrecting Project in LinUtil is an automated Arch Linux installation project created by Chris Titus that wraps Arch’s traditionally manual install process in a guided script. It aims to make Arch more approachable by handling tasks like disk partitioning, base system installation, and desktop environment selection through a menu-driven interface. The repository includes configuration presets and scripts that not only install the system but also set up a curated software stack and sensible defaults. ... -
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core.match
An optimized pattern matching library for Clojure
core.match is a high-performance pattern-matching library for Clojure and ClojureScript. It provides an optimized macro-based DSL for structurally matching data—such as sequences, maps, regexes—offering a clearer alternative to nested conditionals or destructuring. A symbol pattern can represent one of three behaviours. Match the value of an existing local binding. Create a "named" wildcard pattern that creates a binding of the given name to the right of the pattern row. -
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Compojure
A concise routing library for Ring/Clojure
Compojure is a compact and expressive routing library for Ring (Clojure's web server abstraction), enabling the composition of web applications using simple, declarative routing macros inspired by frameworks like Sinatra or web.py. This small Compojure application demonstrates creating a Ring handler from two routes. The simplest way to get started with Compojure is to use Leiningen, the standard Clojure build tool. If you haven't already, download and install Leiningen. You'll need... -
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Chakra UI
Chakra UI is a component system for building SaaS products with speed
Chakra UI is a modern, accessible React component system designed for rapid development of design systems and web applications. It provides built-in theming, accessibility, and composability features. To use Chakra UI components, all you need to do is install the chakra-ui/react package and its peer dependencies. Works with Next.js RSC. Component system for building SaaS products with speed. Fully customizable with typography, tokens, and component “recipes”. -
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luaposix
Lua bindings for POSIX APIs
This is a POSIX binding for LuaJIT, Lua 5.1, 5.2, 5.3 and 5.4; like most libraries, it simply binds to C APIs on the underlying system, so it won't work on non-POSIX systems. However, it does try to detect the level of POSIX conformance of the underlying system and bind only available APIs. For a while, luaposix contained support for curses functionality too, but now that has its own lcurses repository again, where it is being maintained separately. -
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Compose Destinations
Annotation processing library for type-safe Jetpack Compose navigation
A KSP library that processes annotations and generates code that uses Official Jetpack Compose Navigation under the hood. It hides the complex, non-type-safe and boilerplate code you would have to write otherwise. No need to learn a whole new framework to navigate - most APIs are either the same as with the Jetpack Components or inspired by them. -
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Spyder notebook plugin
Jupyter notebook integration with Spyder
Spyder plugin to use Jupyter notebooks inside Spyder. Currently, it supports basic functionality such as creating new notebooks, opening any notebook in your filesystem and saving notebooks at any location. You can also use Spyder's file switcher to easily switch between notebooks and open an IPython console connected to the kernel of a notebook to inspect its variables in the Variable Explorer.
