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Automate contact and company data extractionGenerate leads at scale without building or maintaining scrapers. Use 10,000+ ready-made tools that handle authentication, pagination, and anti-bot protection. Pull data from business directories, social profiles, and public sources, then export to your CRM or database via API. Schedule recurring extractions, enrich existing datasets, and integrate with your workflows.
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Quarkdown
Markdown with superpowers, from ideas to papers, and presentations
Quarkdown is a lightweight Markdown processor and static site generator written in Java. It converts Markdown files into styled HTML pages with customizable themes, supporting blog creation and simple documentation websites. Quarkdown emphasizes simplicity and speed, providing an out-of-the-box experience for minimal personal sites. -
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IdeaVim
IdeaVim – A Vim engine for JetBrains IDEs
IdeaVim is an open-source plugin that brings the power and modal editing experience of the Vim text editor into JetBrains IDEs such as IntelliJ, PyCharm, CLion, WebStorm, and others, letting developers work with familiar Vim commands while still benefiting from full IDE features and tooling. It integrates deeply with the JetBrains platform to support Vim’s normal, insert, visual, and command-line modes, along with motions, search and replace, marks, registers, and many Ex commands, giving Vim users a highly productive editing experience inside modern IDE environments. ... -
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MarkdownText
Markdown Text for Android Jetpack Compose
Markdown Text for Android Jetpack Compose. -
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Aztec
A reusable native Android rich text editor component
Aztec (which extends EditText) is a rich-text editor component for writing HTML documents in Android. You can check the minimum Android version supported by looking at the minSdkVersion configuration within build.gradle. There is an optional list type you can enable in the editor. In addition to ordered and unordered lists you can use task list. A task list is an unordered list that shows and saves checkboxes instead of bullets. By default, Aztec allows nested blocks. In certain cases, this... -
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Scala to Kotlin Converter
Convert Scala source code to Kotlin source code.
To convert my Scala unit tests to Kolin unit tests as Scala is a pain to upgrade and I'm stock at Scala 1.12. Easier to move to Kotlin which also works fine with Android. -
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Chorus
The first editor for Spigot configurations
The first editor for Spigot configurations. Lightweight and ergonomic. Chorus provides internal SFTP and FTP clients that let you can connect to your server and remotely edit the files you need, all in one place. Chorus is made to save your time. Interactive and high-fidelity previews let you see how your plugins will look in game. No more jumping back and forth! Chorus comes with an awesome rich-text editor to easily create colored and formatted strings. Insert items, effects, entities,... -
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Quillnote
Take beautiful markdown notes and stay organized with task lists
...Place them in notebooks and tag them accordingly. Stay organized by making task lists, set reminders and keep everything in one place by attaching related files. Quillnote is fully free and open-source. It will never show you ads, ask you for unnecessary permissions or upload your notes anywhere without you knowing. -
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AceJump
Single character search, select, and jump
AceJump is a plugin for the IntelliJ Platform that lets you jump to any symbol in the editor with just a few keystrokes. Press the keyboard shortcut for AceAction (Ctrl+; by default) to activate AceJump. Type any string in the editor, followed by one of the illustrated tags, to jump its position. Press the AceJump shortcut a second time to activate Declaration Mode, which is equivalent to the Navigate To action in the IDE. Press the AceJump shortcut three times before completing a tag to...
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