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A classic Snake game playable with Vim keybindings, compiled to WebAssembly for browser execution.
A Docker-based honeypot that creates disposable containers to capture and analyze attack attempts.
Deprecated Docker images for Swift 5 on Ubuntu, providing development and runtime environments for Kitura applications.
Generate beautiful, customizable performance reports from JMeter, Locust, and other testing tools.
A CLI tool that wraps FFmpeg to simplify merging multiple video and audio files with automatic chapter creation.
A wrapper around Puppeteer that simplifies front-end and end-to-end automated testing with built-in assertions and utilities.
A system that detects visual changes on websites and performs basic page health checks like accessibility and W3C compliance.
Lightweight, statically linked health check utilities for Docker containers, designed for minimal images.
A simple reverse proxy with caching written in Go, using Redis for storage and supporting load balancing, SSL/TLS, and advanced caching features.
A CLI tool that generates starter Go project layouts with Docker, configs, and web server boilerplate.
An idiomatic, data-driven, REPL-friendly Clojure client for OCI-compliant container engines like Docker and Podman.
An OCI-compatible container engine designed specifically for running Linux containers on High Performance Computing (HPC) environments.
An open-source platform for developing, running, and administering Capture the Flag (CTF) competitions on real IT infrastructure.
A honeypot that simulates Veeder Root Guardian AST tank gauges used in gas stations to detect and log cyber threats.
A simple audio/video streaming server implementing the SHOUTcast protocol for media broadcasting.
An Akka.NET reference architecture demonstrating CQRS with in-memory replication, cluster sharding, and event sourcing for high-throughput, fault-tolerant systems.
A collection of interactive terminal user interfaces for Neovim to manage processes, containers, cloud resources, and developer tools.
:whale: A lightweight Docker Developer Interface for Docker Remote API
A real-world backend API example built with Go, Fiber, Gorm, and Swagger, following the RealWorld specification.
A Forth-based development kit for creating Game Boy games, featuring an assembler, cross-compiler, and library.
A web-based UI for editing, managing, validating, and deploying GTFS transit data to OpenTripPlanner.
A self-hostable micro-service that adds contact form functionality to static websites via a simple API.
A demonstration project for continuous deployment of microservices using Docker Swarm with zero-downtime updates.
A demo PHP application using PHP-FPM and Nginx Docker images for AWS Elastic Beanstalk Multi-container Docker environments.
A tool that uses known-plaintext attacks to decrypt XOR-encoded files by deducing the original keystream.
A NeoVim plugin for tracking time spent on files, projects, repositories, and filetypes with local logging and inactivity detection.
A GitHub Action that automatically converts YouTube videos to audio and uploads them as podcast episodes to Spotify.
A Docker-based SOCKS5 proxy server with user management and Telegram bot administration.
A self-contained binary that waits for multiple network addresses to become available before executing commands.
A speedrun data store, analysis engine, and racing platform for sharing and analyzing split-by-split run history.
A reverse-engineering CLI tool that analyzes Docker container networks and exports connections in multiple formats.
Enter kernel namespaces from Python
An open-source administration panel and querying interface for InfluxDB databases, available as an Electron app or Docker container.
A Python-based spam honeypot that acts as an SMTP server to collect, analyze, and track spam campaigns for threat intelligence.
A sample Go application project layout implementing Clean Architecture with real, runnable code.
A Terraform console wrapper that enhances the REPL experience with tab completion, variable definition, and command history.
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