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A highly opinionated boilerplate for building full-stack web applications with Rust, Yew, Actix, and MongoDB.
A full-stack Deno boilerplate with MongoDB, React, and Docker for building modern web applications.
A Go authentication API built with Fiber, MongoDB, and JWT for secure user management.
A REST API framework built on Pyramid and ElasticSearch with SQL and MongoDB backend engines.
Official MongoDB driver for the V programming language, enabling database operations with native V syntax.
A simple blog built on a pure Rust stack with GraphQL backend and Yew or Handlebars frontend options.
A standalone Swift wrapper around the mongo-c client library for accessing MongoDB servers.
A customizable platform for managing hackathon events with registration, check-ins, announcements, and admin tools.
A Django-based web application for visual analysis of network traffic from PCAP files.
A Meteor-based starter kit with React, SSR, code splitting, and offline-first collections for modern web apps.
A lightweight, multi-tenant Identity and Access Management (IAM) server built in Golang.
A clean Rust boilerplate for building GraphQL services with Tide, MongoDB, and Yew/Handlebars frontends.
A real-time chat application built with Vue.js and Socket.io supporting group and private messaging.
A lightweight PHP validation library for NoSQL data, providing detailed error information and extensible custom validators.
A Kubernetes API honeypot with multi-protocol emulation and active defense capabilities for detecting malicious infrastructure attacks.
A Kubernetes operator that manages the lifecycle of MySQL, MongoDB, and PostgreSQL databases with a unified API.
A Vagrant configuration providing a modern web development environment for PHP7, Phalcon 3.x, and Zephir.
Create Relay-compatible GraphQL connections from MongoDB cursors, queries, and aggregates.
A unified dynamic query library for Spring Data JPA, MongoDB, and Elasticsearch with auto-join, auto-projection, and runtime query building.
A Meteor package that adds proper MongoDB aggregation support to Mongo.Collection instances.
A Ruby ORM for MongoDB with Rails 3 compatibility, providing ActiveRecord-like modeling and configuration.
A zero-configuration tool to instantly deploy MeteorJS applications to Heroku with one command.
A header-only C++14 library for building, parsing, and iterating BSON and JSON documents.
A live analytic web service that analyzes and summarizes OpenStreetMap edits, providing text-based summaries and visual diffs for changesets.
Symfony bundle that integrates the official MongoDB PHP driver library with dependency injection and profiling tools.
A high-performance PHP framework built on Phalcon with Composer integration, event listeners, middleware, and MongoDB/Redis support.
A web application for data-driven team huddles in healthcare, leveraging clinical records and risk assessments to improve patient outcomes.
A starter template for building advanced CRUD applications with GraphQL, Next.js, and MongoDB.
A static analysis tool that helps C# developers understand how their LINQ queries translate to MongoDB Query API.
A full-stack boilerplate for building single-page web applications with Node.js/Express/MongoDB backend and Backbone/Marionette frontend.
A fast FHIR-compliant server focused on longitudinal health data storage.
Benchmark web pages, store results in MongoDB, and display them via a built-in server with a pretty UI.
An open-source platform for managing hackathon applicants, RSVPs, and communications.
A Docker-aware backup agent that automatically discovers and backs up containerized databases using Docker labels.
A Flask API web server that stores Ansible reports and facts in MongoDB for querying hosts, facts, and logs.
A Meteor package providing a declarative, standardized way to create collections with schemas, helpers, hooks, and composers.
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