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An open-source, modular C++ game engine with a feature-rich editor and visual scripting.
A React renderer and CLI for building TV applications on low-memory devices like webOS and SmartTVs.
A menubar app for searching and copying emojis with keyboard shortcuts.
A cross-platform .NET game framework with built-in UI components, advanced input handling, and performance tooling.
A platform for developing Android applications using the JRuby Ruby implementation.
A Go library for advanced ANSI styling and color support in terminal applications with automatic terminal capability detection.
A high-speed, cross-platform game engine built with modern C++17 and Vulkan for graphics rendering.
A high-speed, cross-platform game engine built with modern C++17 and Vulkan for graphics.
A zero-dependency, unobtrusive logging library that works across Deno, Node.js, Bun, browsers, and edge functions.
A runtime tool engine that converts React Native code into WeChat Mini Program code.
A minimal C library for creating text-based user interfaces with a simple cell-based terminal abstraction.
An Xcode-compatible build tool for faster incremental builds on macOS, Linux, and Windows.
A free, cross-platform C library for generating PDF files with support for text, images, fonts, encryption, and CJK encoding.
A pure C game engine and framework for cross-platform 2D/3D game development with modern graphics features.
A free, platform-independent library for accessing Near Field Communication (NFC) devices from userspace applications.
A hybrid thread/fiber task scheduler for C++11 that enables efficient execution of blocking tasks.
Unofficial ChatGPT desktop app for Mac, Windows, and Linux menubar built with Tauri and Rust.
A set of headers that make C++11 libraries accessible from JavaScript for Node.js addons and web browsers via asm.js.
A single-header library providing UTF-8 string functions for C and C++, mirroring the standard string.h API.
A tiny, portable C library for invoking native file open, save, and folder select dialogs across Windows, macOS, and Linux.
A lightweight web browser that recreates the classic Opera 12 UI and spirit using Qt5, focused on power users.
React Native charting library for building interactive data visualizations with a consistent API across platforms.
A cross-platform Node.js library for reading from and writing to the system clipboard.
A high-level cryptographic library providing secure storage, messaging, and session encryption with unified APIs across 14+ platforms.
A high-level cryptographic library providing secure data storage, messaging, and session encryption with unified APIs across 14+ platforms.
A low-level Go library for cross-platform sound playback with a simple context and player model.
A lightweight tool to install Ruby, JRuby, TruffleRuby, and mruby from source with extensive customization options.
A high-performance, cross-language RPC engine for PHP enabling remote communication between diverse programming languages.
A thin, auto-generated C API wrapper for Dear ImGui, enabling its use from other programming languages via C bindings.
A cross-platform music editor for creating authentic NES chiptunes, supporting multiple expansion chips and export formats.
A collection of open-source Xamarin plugins and bindings for third-party mobile libraries, now unsupported.
A lightweight desktop translator that translates and speaks text using multiple online translation APIs.
Build standalone, portable PHP binaries with popular extensions for Linux, macOS, Windows, and FreeBSD.
Unified development platform for building apps across 15+ platforms including mobile, web, TVs, desktops, wearables, and consoles.
A cross-platform C++11 header-only library for memory-mapped file I/O with zero dependencies.
An open-source re-implementation of Chris Sawyer's Locomotion, a transport company simulation game.
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