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175 repositories tagged with open-source
Anime-Girls-Holding-Programming-Books: A Curated Image Collection
This GitHub repository offers a charming and extensive collection of images featuring anime girls holding various programming books. It provides a unique and lighthearted resource for developers and anime enthusiasts looking for themed visuals. The project thrives on community contributions, maintaining specific guidelines to ensure content quality and thematic consistency.
DevTools-X: A Cross-Platform, Offline-First Developer Utilities Collection
DevTools-X is an innovative, cross-platform collection of offline-first developer utilities, designed as a lightweight, non-Electron desktop application. Built with Tauri, React, and Rust, it offers over 40 modules in a compact 10MB package, providing a comprehensive alternative to platform-specific tools like DevUtils and DevToys.
Colanode: Open-Source, Local-First Collaboration Workspace for Teams
Colanode is an open-source, local-first collaboration platform designed as an alternative to Slack and Notion. It prioritizes data privacy and control, offering features like real-time chat, rich text pages, customizable databases, and file management. Users can self-host the platform or utilize its beta cloud services for flexible deployment.
Ladder: Self-Hosted Proxy to Bypass Paywalls and Remove CORS Headers
Ladder is a self-hosted HTTP web proxy designed to bypass paywalls and remove CORS headers from any URL. Built in Go, it offers a privacy-focused alternative to commercial services, emphasizing freedom of information and user control. With flexible installation options and support for custom rulesets, Ladder provides a powerful tool for accessing web content.
nnn: A Fast and Frugal Terminal File Manager for Enhanced Productivity
nnn (n³) is a highly efficient and minimalist terminal file manager designed to supercharge productivity. It offers a full set of features, including disk usage analysis, batch renaming, and extensive plugin support, all within a tiny, nearly 0-config footprint. This tool is known for its incredible speed and unobtrusive design, making it ideal for various environments from Raspberry Pi to WSL.
Domain Scanner: A Powerful Go Tool for Domain Availability Checking
Domain Scanner is a robust Go-based tool designed to check the availability of domain names efficiently. It helps users find available domains by scanning against various patterns, dictionary inputs, and advanced filters. With features like multi-method verification and a smart performance warning system, it ensures comprehensive and safe domain discovery.
Redlib: A Private, Fast, and Lightweight Front-End for Reddit
Redlib is an open-source, privacy-focused front-end for Reddit, offering a fast and lightweight browsing experience without ads, tracking, or bloat. Built with Rust, it proxies all requests through the server, ensuring user privacy while providing most of Reddit's signed-out functionalities. It stands out for its speed and robust privacy features compared to the official Reddit site.
Carbon: Open Source ERP, MES, and QMS for Manufacturing
Carbon is an open-source ERP, MES, and QMS solution tailored for complex manufacturing environments. It addresses the need for modern, API-first tooling in manufacturing, offering flexibility for various production scenarios. This project aims to overcome vendor lock-in and provide a highly extensible platform.
Pockethost: Open Source Multi-Tenant PocketBase Hosting Platform
Pockethost is an open source, multi-user, multi-tenant hosting platform designed for PocketBase. It enables users to run numerous PocketBase instances on a single server or across a global network. This project simplifies the deployment and management of PocketBase applications at scale.
cool-retro-term: A Terminal Emulator with a Classic Cathode Display Look
cool-retro-term is a unique terminal emulator designed to replicate the aesthetic of old cathode tube screens. It offers a highly customizable and visually appealing experience for users on Linux and macOS. This project combines modern functionality with a nostalgic retro feel, making it a standout choice for terminal enthusiasts.
pdfplumber: Extracting Data from PDFs with Ease and Precision
pdfplumber is a powerful Python library designed to extract detailed information from PDFs, including characters, rectangles, and lines. It excels at easily extracting text and tables, making it an invaluable tool for data analysis and automation. Built on pdfminer.six, it provides robust PDF parsing capabilities.
learn-claude-code: Build AI Coding Agents from Scratch with Python
The learn-claude-code repository offers a progressive tutorial to demystify AI coding agents like Claude Code, Kode, and Cursor Agent. It teaches users how modern AI agents work by building them from scratch, starting with a minimal 16-line Bash agent. This project emphasizes the core concept of "Model as Agent" through five evolving versions.