Make
ToolOpen-source projects built with Make
There are currently 178 open-source projects built with Make, with a combined total of 491.9k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is C.
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A modern, extensible fork of Vim with a focus on usability, asynchronous capabilities, and a powerful API.
A terminal-based resource monitor for CPU, memory, disks, network, processes, and GPU with a responsive UI and full mouse support.
A free, portable embedded graphics library for creating beautiful UIs on any MCU, MPU, and display type.
A lean and efficient implementation of Python 3 for microcontrollers, embedded systems, and constrained platforms.
A C library that compiles programs into single portable executables that run natively on Linux, Mac, Windows, and BSD.
A collection of Dockerfiles for desktop and server applications, maintained by Jess Frazelle.
A free and open-source network discovery and security auditing tool for mapping networks and identifying services.
An ultralightweight, single-file JSON parser and printer written in portable ANSI C.
A humorous Git extension that lets you reassign blame for commits to someone else.
A multi-purpose emulation framework for preserving vintage software history by documenting and emulating arcade games, computers, and consoles.
A comprehensive dark theme for GitHub that applies across the website, extensions, and syntax highlighting.
A standardized, flexible project template for data science work using Cookiecutter to structure reproducible projects.
A low overhead sampling profiler for Java that avoids safepoint bias and supports CPU, heap, and native memory profiling.
A dependency-free JavaScript library for robust file uploads with drag-and-drop, progress bars, and cloud storage support.
A command line tool that recreates the famous data decryption effect from the 1992 movie Sneakers.
A cross-platform, high-performance C/C++ network library with simpler APIs for TCP/UDP/SSL/HTTP/WebSocket/MQTT client/server development.
A distinctive monospaced programming font with handwriting-inspired style and excellent readability.
A simple wrapper for GPG to encrypt secrets in version control systems like Git, Mercurial, and Subversion.
A scriptable multi-threaded benchmark tool for databases and systems based on LuaJIT.
A hexagonal hierarchical geospatial indexing system for efficient spatial analysis and visualization.
An open-source H.264 codec library for real-time video encoding and decoding, widely used in WebRTC applications.
A terminal-based presentation tool that renders markdown files as slideshows with keyboard navigation.
A meta-JavaScript adventure game where you edit the game's own JavaScript code to solve roguelike puzzles.
A reverse-engineered C implementation of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, playable from start to finish with modern enhancements.
A command-line tool for creating, manipulating, and optimizing GIF images and animations.
A starter kit for building production-grade, scalable web services in Go using a Domain Driven, Data Oriented Architecture for Kubernetes.
Convert terminal recordings (ttyrec files) into animated GIFs by capturing screenshots of each frame.
A testing tool that detects virtual machines and malware analysis environments using techniques observed in real malware.
Google's signature font family, the default typeface for Android, Chrome OS, and Material Design.
A conservative garbage collector for C and C++ providing automatic memory management without requiring language changes.
FFmpeg compiled to JavaScript via Emscripten for in-browser video/audio processing.
Google's open-source Linux application container stack providing resource isolation through a high-level API.
A format-aware compression framework that generates specialized compressors for specific data formats, achieving high ratios with high speed.
LinDB is a scalable, high-performance, distributed time series database written in Go.
A kernel remote code execution exploit for PlayStation 4 up to firmware 11.00 via PPPoE.
A re-implementation of the 1995 PlayStation game wipEout, playable in a web browser and on desktop platforms.
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