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Generate unique 8-bit avatars using Cellular Automata (Conway's Game of Life) from text input.
A Rails gem that enhances Rack::Timeout with safer service timeouts, dynamic timeouts, and custom error pages.
An open-source social networking platform built with Ruby on Rails for creating custom social applications.
A sample application demonstrating Phalcon Framework features including ACL, authentication, and security.
A lightweight web dashboard for monitoring Raspberry Pi hardware and software status, requiring only a webserver and PHP.
A Go library that translates MongoDB-like JSON queries into SQL WHERE clauses for REST APIs.
Phosphorum is a flexible, fast forum engine built with the Phalcon PHP framework.
A sample invoicing application built with the Phalcon PHP Framework to demonstrate its features and capabilities.
A Ruby and Rack cache layer with model binding and hierarchical invalidation for application logic caching.
A free, open-source web application for visualizing and exploring networks and graphs in the browser.
A zero-config web application bundler and development server for Deno, inspired by Parcel.
A web-based platform for learning OCaml with an interactive toplevel, exercise environment, and lesson directory.
A JavaScript client for Kinto that stores data locally first and syncs with a remote server when online.
A browser-based terminal emulator built with Rust and Yew for creating interactive, terminal-style web applications.
A Vue 3 component library built on element-plus, providing advanced UI components for complex applications.
A Django-based web application for creating polls about dates, times, or general questions with flexible voting options.
A free online tool for drawing Wardley Maps quickly and easily in your browser.
A web application for offline-capable, real-time monitoring and replay of drone Remote ID broadcasts, including DJI DroneID.
A sample Go application demonstrating Domain-Driven Design architecture with clean separation of concerns.
A simple, fast progressive web app for scanning QR codes directly in your browser.
A dotnet CLI template for creating full-stack web applications with the SAFE-Stack (Saturn, Azure, Fable, Elmish).
A production-ready boilerplate for building web applications with the Fiber framework in Go.
A lightweight Python GUI toolkit for building web applications without JavaScript, web servers, or deployment hassles.
A sample Express.js application demonstrating a customer signup form deployed on AWS Elastic Beanstalk with DynamoDB and SNS integration.
A minimalistic Ruby microframework built on top of Rack for creating web applications with a Sinatra-inspired DSL.
Simple authorization addon for Ember.js applications that provides helpers and services for permission checks.
A Rails gem providing action-level caching that runs through the full controller stack, allowing authentication and filters.
A Python Flask sample application with Bootstrap for a scalable customer signup form deployed on AWS Elastic Beanstalk.
A no-code/low-code business application platform for building scalable, developer-friendly applications with a dynamic data model.
A no-code/low-code business application platform for building scalable, developer-friendly applications with a dynamic data model.
A sample Blazor chat application demonstrating real-time communication using SignalR without JavaScript.
Dropwizard Guice integration library providing auto-configuration, YAML bindings, and advanced web and test support.
A .NET Core tool for real-time performance monitoring of applications, from single processes to microservices, via a web dashboard.
An interactive visual environment for managing and querying TypeDB databases.
Open-source blogging and forum software written in V, producing a single ~100 KB binary for deployment.
An Ember addon providing a state management pattern for medium-term state between singleton controllers and ephemeral components.
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