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JavaPropertiesTokenizer - A .NET library for tokenizing Java properties files
github.com/erezwanderman/JavaPrope...
Description: Java .properties is a common file format for storing configuration for Java applications. Example:

# comment
key=value

There are already other libraries that can parse such file into a Dictionary so you can use the file in a .NET program. But this library tokenizes the file to preserve comments, whitespace, separators and other elements so the file can be edited and saved back without destroying its structure.

The first placeholder image as a service dummyimage.com

github.com/kingkool68/dummyimage

An Anki alternative. Plan to make it Reveal.js / shuffle / markdown / filesystem (foldered) based, rather than totally SQLite / media folder-based.

If you tried to install @r2r/cli, it would still be SQLite-based; powered by IFrame. Well, the planned Reveal.js would be in next/ folder.

github.com/patarapolw/r2r-cli

There is also rep2recall-app which is totally Electron, but I might abandon it.

The new project here is CLI / local web app.

What can it do over Anki?

• Emphasis on REST API-enabled as a first class citizen, without having to install AnkiConnect
• Full range of JavaScript is enabled via the latest real web browser, rather than Qt WebEngine. So, something like TTS will be enabled by default (via speechSynthesis API)
• Easy maintenance and copying, because it is simply a folder of Markdown files, which can be viewed by patarapolw.github.io/reveal-md
• Pug-enabled, via github.com/patarapolw/hyperpug
• I will indeed use SQLite, but I will keep it to the minimum. (Only to store user's nextReview time and SRS level). I will use github.com/patarapolw/liteorm as always, for my own sake.

YOLO Guys on behalf Cypriot Free Software Community we (I) making docker containers for moodle: github.com/ellakcy/docker-moodle

Feel free to Fork, build and contribute. Also, it would be nice if we could use a Free CI/CD tool/service in order to auto-relase the containers into our dockerhub as well on a push into master branch ;) You know manual labour suckz 🦄 😉

I've been developing a toy programming language mainly for learning. Planning on writing an article on DEV about it at some point! :)

~$ python3 repl.py

~$ python3 repl.py --file [path]

A reactive components library for web

github.com/PuffinJS/puffin

I will kick it off, here is my project:

Thats really neat!