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A curated list of awesome quantum computing learning and development resources.
A curated list of awesome curated lists covering computer management, programming languages, sciences, and more.
A Go tool that runs multiple linters concurrently to perform static analysis, unit testing, and generate comprehensive code quality reports.
A Go tool that performs static analysis, unit testing, and code review to generate comprehensive code quality reports.
An opinionated PHP code style fixer built on PHP-CS-Fixer for clean and consistent code formatting.
A modern language platform supporting multiple programming languages with a virtual machine architecture and advanced developer tools.
A Sublime Text package that simplifies writing DocBlock comments for JavaScript, PHP, CoffeeScript, and other languages.
A flexible JSON/YAML linter for creating automated style guides, with baked-in support for OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, and Arazzo.
An extensible framework for running and interacting with tests directly within the NeoVim editor.
A curated collection of awesome OCaml tools, frameworks, libraries, articles, books, and resources.
A RESTful API service that provides creative ways to tell people to fuck off.
A command line tool to build, run, test, and sign WebExtensions for Firefox and other browsers.
A schema diff tool for PostgreSQL that automatically generates migration scripts between database states.
A lightweight, dependency-free JavaScript library for building command-line applications with TypeScript support.
A curated collection of training series, articles, videos, books, courses, sample projects, and tools for building microservices with .NET.
An extremely fast PHP linter, formatter, and static analyzer written in Rust.
Official Microsoft MCP server implementations for AI-powered data access and tool integration across Azure, Fabric, and Microsoft 365.
A desktop app for running multiple AI coding sessions in parallel git worktrees to test, compare, and manage AI-assisted development workflows.
A simple, portable command-line notebook with optional self-hosted sync, storing notes in a single SQLite file.
A toolset for creating interactive C# and .NET experiences in the browser and in markdown documentation.
A JavaScript library that enhances console.log with markdown-like formatting and custom styling.
A CLI tool to quickly switch between npm registries like npm, cnpm, taobao, yarn, and custom registries.
A friendly Ruby wrapper for macOS launchctl that simplifies managing launch agents and daemons.
A lightweight desktop application for editing and testing GraphQL queries using GraphiQL.
A React Native mobile app for discovering trending and popular GitHub repositories across 50+ programming languages.
A macOS app to spoof the location of iOS, iPadOS, and iPhone Simulator devices for development testing.
A GraphQL document authoring library for TypeScript that infers result and variable types on the fly.
A curated list of awesome Common Lisp frameworks, libraries, and resources for developers.
Subscribe to GitHub trending repositories by programming language and receive updates via native GitHub notifications.
An Alfred workflow for searching and navigating GitHub and GitHub Enterprise repositories, issues, users, and more.
A minimal shell script that changes the current Ruby version by updating environment variables.
A shell script suite that adds numbered file shortcuts to git status and provides repository indexing for faster git workflows.
Official repository for the design and evolution of the Dart programming language.
A Ruby linter and formatter with an unconfigurable, opinionated ruleset built on RuboCop.
An AI-powered tool that automatically generates detailed and customizable README files from any code repository.
A Powerline-style shell prompt written in Go that displays git status, virtual environments, and system info with low latency.
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