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A Docker registry tool that stores and retrieves Docker images on IPFS using content-addressed hashes instead of traditional registry servers.
A lightweight, configurable, and extensible structured logging library for Go with multi-output support and advanced file handling.
A Go and Vue.js task scheduler that runs recurring jobs via YAML configuration with cron expressions and environment variables.
A collection of Go solutions for problems from the Elements of Programming Interviews book.
A Go build wrapper that simplifies embedding version information into binaries using git metadata and version files.
A highly configurable, distributed, in-memory data store and cache implemented in Go, usable as a library or standalone service.
A Go library providing functional-style iterators and consumers to augment the standard library's iter.Seq.
A Terraform CI/CD tool that posts formatted plan/apply results to GitHub pull requests, forking and enhancing tfnotify.
A channel-based pubsub package for Go with wildcard support, predicates, cancellation, and flexible event handling.
A human-friendly alternative to the ls command that groups files by type and displays metadata in readable formats.
A cross-platform real-time file synchronization tool built in Go, supporting local, remote, SFTP, and MinIO sync.
A simple and fast HTTP router for Go that supports regexp parameters and is optimized for building RESTful APIs.
A scalable ecommerce microservice built on gRPC, providing a clean, powerful, and secure RPC interface for modern online stores.
A censorship-resistant dead man's switch that automatically publishes encrypted secrets to IPFS via Ethereum smart contracts.
A curated collection of in-depth Go workshops covering performance, web development, gRPC, tooling, and more.
An S3-compatible image processing server written in Go, supporting multiple storage backends and on-the-fly transformations.
A tool for enforcing commit and license header policies in build pipelines.
A comprehensive, high-performance Go library for country and currency data with ISO, ITU, IANA, and UN standards support.
A Go worker pool library that limits concurrency of goroutine execution, supports timeouts, and never blocks task submission.
A Go functional utility library with syntactic sugar, similar to lodash but for Go.
A Go library that formats time.Duration into human-readable strings like '2 weeks 18 hours 22 minutes 3 seconds'.
A Go package for quickly building TCP servers with a simple and efficient API.
Go bindings for libVLC enabling multimedia playback, streaming, and recording in Go applications.
A production-grade Go cache framework with two-level caching, singleflight protection, and generic batch APIs.
A simple collector that batches many small ClickHouse inserts into larger bulk inserts for improved performance.
A cross-platform CLI tool written in Go that validates syntax and schema for JSON, YAML, TOML, XML, and other configuration files.
A Go library implementing word embedding models (Word2Vec, GloVe, LexVec) from scratch with CLI and SDK.
A lightweight, fast, dependency-free Cron expression parser, task runner, and job scheduler for Go and standalone usage.
A Go library providing DOM bindings and Web API wrappers for WebAssembly applications.
A production-ready Docker boilerplate for building Go applications with the Fiber web framework.
A private, self-hosted Terraform/OpenTofu registry for modules and providers with a web dashboard and RBAC.
A GNU gettext utilities package for Go, providing complete PO/MO file support, pluralization, and thread-safe internationalization.
A starter template for building full-stack applications with a SvelteKit static frontend and a PocketBase backend.
A static analysis tool for Go that validates raw SQL queries to catch syntax errors and prevent SQL injections.
A self-hosted tool for testing and debugging webhooks and HTTP requests with customizable responses and real-time UI.
A fast and flexible HTTP fuzzer for content discovery, credential bruteforcing, and security testing.
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