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A statically-typed, Ruby-inspired programming language that compiles to efficient native code.
A pragmatic, batteries-included web framework for Crystal that enables rapid development and full-featured applications.
An ActiveRecord pattern ORM for Crystal with a flexible query DSL, validations, relationships, and migrations.
An advanced, expressive ORM built specifically for PostgreSQL in the Crystal programming language.
Efficient, thread-safe immutable data structures (Vector and Map) for the Crystal programming language.
Embed mruby or Ruby interpreters into Crystal projects to use Ruby as a scripting language with similar syntax.
A 100% ActionCable-compatible WebSocket server for real-time features in Crystal applications.
A minimal, omni-conventional, declarative web framework for Crystal providing routing, views, and controllers.
GTK4 bindings for the Crystal programming language, enabling native desktop GUI development.
A fast, memory-efficient HTML5 parser with CSS selector support for Crystal, successor to myhtml.
Crystal language bindings for the raylib game development library, providing low-level access and operator overloads.
A complete and mature WebAssembly runtime for the Crystal programming language, enabling safe and fast execution of Wasm modules.
A Crystal implementation of Mustache logic-less templates, compliant with the Mustache spec v1.1.2+λ.
Adds await and async keywords to Crystal for concurrent execution, improving performance in IO-bound applications.
A high-performance AMQP 0-9-1 client library for the Crystal programming language.
A ranked list of the most starred Crystal web frameworks on GitHub, automatically updated.
A mutation testing framework for the Crystal programming language that modifies code to evaluate test suite effectiveness.
A minimalist Crystal authorization system inspired by Pundit, offering lightweight, dependency-less policy-based access control.
A finite state machine implementation for Crystal classes that enables objects to act as state machines with defined states and transitions.
Crystal language bindings for the libsodium cryptographic library, providing a safe and easy-to-use API.
A native Crystal library implementing the Secp256k1 elliptic curve for cryptographic operations used in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Polkadot.
A shebang wrapper for Crystal that allows running Crystal source files directly like scripts.
A Crystal library providing functional programming monads like Maybe, Either, List, Try, and Task for safer, composable error handling and data manipulation.
A pure Crystal shard for reading and writing tar archives, supporting USTAR, PAX, and GNU formats.
A simple and fast URL shortener with built-in statistics, requiring Redis for low-latency operation.
A Crystal language client library for Selenium WebDriver to automate browser interactions.
A Crystal shard providing both server and client implementations for Server-Sent Events (SSE).
A zero-dependency Crystal shard for validating, generating, and formatting Brazilian bureaucratic identifiers like CPF, CNPJ, and CEP.
A component-based MVC web framework for Crystal built on Fort architecture, focusing on modularity and performance.
A pure Crystal implementation of the Snappy compression format with support for both block and framing formats.
MXNet bindings for the Crystal programming language, enabling deep learning and machine learning development.
A Crystal-based framework for rapid blockchain and dApp prototyping with a built-in explorer.
A Kafka client library for Crystal built on librdkafka, supporting both producing and consuming messages.
A pure Crystal XMPP library for building clients, components, and IoT applications with modern security features.
Novika is a free-form, moldable, interpreted programming language inspired by Lisp, Forth, and Smalltalk.
A Crystal library for satellite orbit prediction and ground tracking using the SGP4/SDP4 model.
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