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MyRolePlay is a roleplaying addon for the popular game World of Warcraft.

Use the new MySQLWorkbench to create your Propel XML Schema

A 2D Engine aimed to be a robust solution to handle most 2D games. The caveat to that is the code is in a constant flux with design changes and refactoring.

Mys-venture is a very simple, 2D tile-based puzzle/adventure game. The project is being developed using C++ and Qt4 and exists only as a learning experience. The aim, naturally, is to produce a playable (as in, it works) game. Due to personal reasons

A lobby framework for online games to be able to connect players

Nvimux allows neovim to work as a tmux replacement. It does so by mapping tmuxs keybindings to neovim, using its windows, buffers, and terminals.

NaN3D is a real-time 3d software rendering engine for the C++ programming language. This project is relased under the LGPL License.

Nanoki, a simple, elegant wiki engine implemented in Lua.

Neo-tree is a Neovim plugin to browse the file system and other tree-like structures in whatever style suits you, including sidebars, floating windows, netrw split style, or all of them at once. The biggest and most important feature of Neo-tree is that we will never knowingly push a breaking change and interrupt your day. Bugs happen, but breaking changes can always be avoided. When breaking changes are needed, there will be a new branch that you can opt into, when it is a good time for you. Aside from being polite about breaking changes, Neo-tree is also focused on the little details of user experience. Everything should work exactly as you would expect a sidebar to work without all of the glitchy behavior that is normally accepted in (neo)vim sidebars. I can't stand glitchy behavior, and neither should you.

Neorg is an all-encompassing tool based around structured note taking, project and task management, time tracking, slideshows, writing typeset documents and much more. The premise is that all of these features are built on top of a single base file format (.norg), which the user only has to learn once to gain access to all of Neorg's functionality. Not only does this yield a low barrier for entry for new users it also ensures that all features are integrated with each other and speak the same underlying language. The file format is built to be expressive and easy to parse, which also makes .norg files easily usable anywhere outside of Neorg itself. A good way of thinking about Neorg is as a plaintext environment that can be adapted to a variety of use cases. If a problem can be represented using raw text, it can be solved using Neorg.

A framework for interacting with tests within NeoVim. For any runner without an adapter you can use neotest-vim-test which supports any runner that vim-test supports. The vim-test adapter does not support some of the more advanced features such as error locations or per-test output. If you're using the vim-test adapter then install vim-test too.

Neovim 99 is an experimental GitHub repository created by well-known developer and educator ThePrimeagen that explores what he describes as the “ideal AI workflow” for developers who want a streamlined, high-quality integration of AI tooling into real coding environments — particularly focused on tools like Neovim and agent-centric workflows. Rather than a polished end-product, this repo serves as a playground for testing, iterating, and documenting workflows that integrate AI agents directly into everyday coding tools, emphasizing rapid feedback loops, automation, and minimal friction. The project often includes configuration files, scripts, and examples that show how to coerce modern AI assistants into productive roles within editors, plugins, and terminal workflows, with a focus on “no excuses” productivity. It blends examples from Neovim, agent automation, and developer ergonomics to illustrate how AI can be baked into existing environments.

Interactive database client for Neovim. This project aims to be as cross-platform as possible, but there are some limitations (for example some of the go dependencies only work on certain platforms). To address this issue, the client implementations are detached from the main logic and they register themselves to DBee backend on plugin start. This allows the use of build constraints, which we use to exclude certain client implementations on certain platforms. You can pass an optional table parameter to the setup() function.

Simple, Fast, Flexible system for creating graphical user interface

Networix is a Open Source Framework programmed in c# to allow users to script in lua, c# and GLSL in a OpenGL Environment using an object based interface.

NextHub is a powerful file-sharing server written in C#. It implements the ADC protocol and will run under any platform supporting the .NET 2.0 framework. The emphasis on NextHub is performance, simplicity, and extendability.

NiL is a modular multi-purpose gaming engine including a multiplayer worm game a little like quake, except it's 2d and a little like worms except it's realtime.

A highly customizable theme for vim and Neovim with support for lsp, treesitter and a variety of plugins. Tabline is tabby.nvim and status line is feline.nvim. You can find my config for tabby and feline here as well as the auto-generated highlight groups here. If you would like a single consumable file that contains that can be added to your own config check out misc/feline.lua and misc/tabby.lua.

This project use OGRE3D graphic module, Havok Physics, RakNet and OpenAL. Make a MMO game framework.

Ninja INI is a simple, lightweight, and fast INI file reader & writer. It supports 3 levels (sections, keys, and containers), multiple keys with same name, parse command-line (argc & argv). Written in C++ with STL design and optional bindings to Lua.

With 'nixstaller' you can easily make installers for unix like systems. It will support several GUI frontends such as ncurses, Qt, GTK2 and FLTK.

Nixstaller is an Open Source project with the goal to create user friendly and flexible installers that work on various UNIX like systems. Some of its features are: small size overhead, large compatibility, Lua scripting and few dependencies.

NoSkill's project to synchronize World of Warcraft in game ranks with the guild's RaidPlanner.