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A modular server admin panel for Linux and BSD systems with a modern web interface.
A Python library for building interactive data exploration tools, dashboards, and complex web applications entirely in Python.
Animated side menu library for iOS with customizable UI and smooth transitions.
Web application for easy management of game servers, offering a user-friendly interface for deploying, configuring, and managing servers, server monitoring tools, and extensive customization options (fork of Pterodactyl).
A web-based PaaS/Linux panel for self-hosting 200+ open-source applications on a single server with Docker and Kubernetes management.
PufferPanel is an open source game server management panel, designed for both small networks and personal use
A Swift framework for adding sliding panels to iOS apps with safe area and keyboard handling.
A modern, secure, and elegant web-based control panel for managing OpenResty servers, reverse proxies, and CDN clusters.
A non-intrusive Swift UI library for implementing draggable overlay interfaces like Apple Maps and Shortcuts on iOS.
A React component library for creating customizable, draggable, and resizable dockable panel layouts with tab support.
A simple web interface for subscribing to MQTT topics and displaying real-time IoT data.
A self-hosted panel for Cloudflare partners to manage customer domains with CNAME setup and domain verification.
A JupyterHub extension for publishing notebooks and apps as secure, interactive dashboards for non-technical audiences.
A collection of customizable VCL/LCL components for Delphi and Lazarus, including enhanced buttons, panels, labels, and color selectors.
A Jupyter Server Proxy extension that automatically serves HoloViz Panel applications within Jupyter environments.
A custom element for creating resizable split panes in Aurelia applications.
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