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almond
A Scala kernel for Jupyter
Almond already supports code navigation in dependencies via meta browse, paving the way for more IDE-like features and closer integration with the Scalameta ecosystem. Ammonite is a modern and user-friendly Scala shell. Almond wraps it in a Jupyter kernel, giving you all its features and niceties, including customizable pretty-printing, magic imports, advanced dependency handling, and its API, right from Jupyter. This also makes it easy to copy some code from notebooks to Ammonite scripts,... -
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Giter8
A command line tool to apply templates defined on GitHub
giter8 is a command-line utility and templating tool used to generate new projects or code structures from templates. The core idea is that you can define a “template repository” (e.g. on GitHub) with placeholders, variables, and a folder structure, and giter8 will clone it and substitute in values (e.g. project name, package, author) to produce a ready-to-go scaffold. It’s commonly used in the Scala / JVM ecosystem to bootstrap new applications or libraries, letting developers avoid... -
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Assorted projects. General-purpose libraries for Python, C++, Scala, bash, and others. Meta-programming tools. System utilities. UI components. Web APIs. Configuration files. Benchmarks. Programming competition entries. And much more.
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