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A fast, low-level C# binding for OpenGL, OpenAL, and OpenCL with cross-platform windowing, input, and math libraries.
A single-header argument parsing library for modern C++17 applications.
A lightweight, dependency-free JavaScript library for descriptive, regression, and inference statistics.
A cross-platform Node.js library to open URLs, files, and executables with the system's default applications.
A cross-platform, high-performance graphics engine for game development using the Haxe language.
A single-header C++ library that simplifies GPU memory allocation and resource creation for Vulkan applications.
A local web server for developers with livereload, reverse proxying, and latency simulation.
A modern, high-performance HTTP and REST framework for C++ with a clean API.
A multi-platform 2D and 3D game engine with consistent APIs in C++, C#, JavaScript, and TypeScript.
A cross-platform, self-hosted MongoDB management tool with an intuitive interface for MongoDB 4.0+.
An unofficial Flutter implementation of Microsoft's Windows UI (WinUI) for building native Windows apps with Fluent Design.
A fast, feature-rich static file server written in Rust with directory listing, upload, HTTPS, and SPA support.
A Node.js module for building Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) central applications on macOS, Linux, FreeBSD, and Windows.
An open-source recreation of the Heroes of Might and Magic II game engine with modern enhancements.
An easy-to-use, embeddable C/C++ web server with optional CGI, SSL, and Lua support.
A cross-platform C++ networking engine designed for game development with features like NAT traversal and voice chat.
A fast, modular, and feature-rich Neovim configuration written in Lua for modern development workflows.
A granular, multi-language shader library for real-time graphics, supporting GLSL, HLSL, Metal, WGSL, and CUDA.
A cross-platform Java version manager inspired by nvm, written in Go, for installing and switching between JDK distributions.
A React Native mobile reading app for studying and programming content, free from ads and profit motives.
Tools and libraries to generate .NET bindings for native C/C++ APIs, enabling interoperability with C# and C++/CLI.
A cross-platform advanced subtitle editor for creating, editing, and timing subtitles with automation support.
A curated list of awesome JavaFX libraries, frameworks, books, tutorials, and resources for building rich desktop applications.
A system statistics collection daemon that gathers metrics from various sources and provides mechanisms to store and monitor them.
A cross-platform AES encryption library with a secure data format for iOS, macOS, and other languages.
A deep learning library for audio and music analysis, providing time-frequency transforms and feature extraction for tasks like classification and MIR.
A tool for converting Python projects into standalone native applications for desktop, mobile, and web.
A pixel art game engine built with an Entity Component System (ECS) on top of FNA, supporting cross-platform development.
A realtime CPU/GPU profiler hosted in a single C file with a remote web viewer for performance analysis.
An unofficial desktop application for Instagram, offering a native experience on macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Cross-platform configuration and management application for the Betaflight flight control firmware.
A JSON implementation in C with reference counting object model for constructing, parsing, and serializing JSON objects.
A JSON implementation in C with reference counting object model for constructing, parsing, and serializing JSON objects.
A reactive, type-safe persistence library for Dart and Flutter built on SQLite.
A React Native component for creating parallax effect welcome/intro screens similar to Google apps.
A JavaScript library for detecting browser, OS, device, and layout engine details from the user agent string.
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