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Catégories
50 catégories, de l'automatisation des releases aux émulateurs de terminal.
- Minecraft serversServer software for Minecraft: Java Edition, from forks of the Bukkit line to implementations written from scratch.8 →
- Release automationVersion bumps, changelogs, tags and published releases from commit history.7 →
- Code editorsEditors for writing code.6 →
- JavaScript bundlersBundle, transform and serve front-end code.5 →
- JavaScript linting and formattingLinters and formatters for JavaScript and TypeScript.5 →
- Terminal emulatorsDesktop terminal applications.5 →
- Git LFS serversServe Git LFS objects for repositories hosted anywhere.4 →
- JavaScript date librariesParse, format and compute dates in JavaScript.4 →
- In-memory key-value storesCaches and data structure servers speaking the Redis protocol or close to it.4 →
- Monorepo toolsRun, cache and orchestrate tasks across the packages of one repository.4 →
- Python linting and formattingLinters and formatters for Python.4 →
- Python packagingInstall dependencies, manage environments and lock Python projects.4 →
- Search enginesFull-text search servers.4 →
- Static site generatorsBuild websites from templates and content files.4 →
- API clientsBuild, send and share HTTP and GraphQL requests from a desktop or browser app.3 →
- Browser automation and testingDrive real browsers for end-to-end tests.3 →
- CI serversSelf-hosted servers that run build and deployment pipelines.3 →
- Documentation site generatorsTurn Markdown into a searchable documentation site.3 →
- File listingReplacements for ls with colours, icons and git status.3 →
- Git forgesSelf-hosted repositories, code review and issues.3 →
- Infrastructure as codeDeclare cloud infrastructure in files and apply the difference.3 →
- JavaScript package managersInstall and lock npm dependencies.3 →
- JavaScript runtimesEngines that run JavaScript and TypeScript outside the browser.3 →
- JSON processorsQuery and transform JSON from the command line.3 →
- Load testingGenerate traffic to measure how a service holds up.3 →
- Local KubernetesRun a Kubernetes cluster on a laptop or in CI.3 →
- Log pipelinesCollect, transform and ship logs and events.3 →
- Node.js web frameworksRouting and middleware for HTTP servers in JavaScript and TypeScript.3 →
- Object storageSelf-hosted servers speaking the S3 API.3 →
- Python type checkersCheck Python type annotations before the code runs.3 →
- Python web frameworksBuild HTTP APIs and sites in Python.3 →
- Web servers and reverse proxiesServe sites, terminate TLS and route traffic to services.3 →
- Secrets managersStore, rotate and hand out secrets to applications.3 →
- Shell promptsCustomisable prompts showing git state, runtimes and context.3 →
- Team chatSelf-hosted messaging for teams.3 →
- Web analyticsSelf-hostable, privacy-friendly site analytics.3 →
- Code searchSearch file contents recursively from a terminal.2 →
- Container enginesBuild and run OCI containers.2 →
- Document databasesDatabases storing JSON-like documents.2 →
- Git diff pagersMake git diff output readable in a terminal.2 →
- Command-line HTTP clientsSend HTTP requests from a terminal.2 →
- JavaScript test runnersRun unit and integration tests for JavaScript and TypeScript.2 →
- Event streamingDurable, partitioned logs for events and messages.2 →
- Metrics and monitoringCollect, store and query time series.2 →
- Password manager serversSelf-hosted back ends for password vaults.2 →
- Python HTTP clientsSend HTTP requests from Python.2 →
- Terminal multiplexersSplit, detach and reattach terminal sessions.2 →
- TypeScript ORMsTyped database access and migrations for TypeScript.2 →
- Uptime monitoringCheck that services answer, alert when they do not, and publish a status page.2 →
- Changelog generationChangelogs built from commits or pull requests, without driving the release itself.1 →