Hey I am SalladShooter, creator and maintainer of the Open Source Python Web Framework phyal. I am currently hoping to get some more people to contribute to get to the next big update of 0.3.0.

Description:
phyal is a web framework built in Python that removes the hassle of using HTML and instead uses an easier and more commonly known Python as a middle-man.
Features:

1) Quickly develop with a built in backend
2) Use all current and modern HTML elements with ease
3) Build your elements in an HTML like structure for easier readability
4) Easily merge Frontend and Backend together

• I have gotten 9 stars in a few months
• Multiple people have showed interest in using it when the new update drops
• I am currently working on a website along side the current update planning to release it with or slightly after the main 0.3.0 update

I love the idea of exchanging open source projects as it can help give smaller creators like you and me more publicity (since dev.to is a massive website full of many people). I hope more people post here as I can find new and exciting things to use.

Hey, I am Maneshwar, building Lama2: FOSS REST API Client for Teams.

Description:
Most engineering teams have trouble collaborating on APIs or end up paying too much for Postman/Insomnia.
Our 100% FOSS product Lama2 helps your team collaborate on APIs for free based on git, so that you can save money and avoid friction.

Key Features:

1. Plain-Text files: Store APIs in the Plain-Text .l2 API files. Simple and human-friendly syntax. Learn basics within minutes!
2. Simple CLI: Launch the CLI tool l2 on API files to make REST API requests.
3. Editor support: Invoke Lama2 from your favorite text editor or IDE. Helpful documentation and tool support to build editor extensions included.
4. Code generation: Convert l2 API definitions into your preferred language/library, be it Python, Javascript, Java or many other options.
5. Integrate with your doc(WIP): We have a beta version of Lama2 called LiveAPI which can be integrated with your API docs in the browser. Checkout the play icon in the example.

HMU if you want Lama2 LiveAPI integrated with your documentation for free :)

Achievements:

• We have 97 Stars on Github
• We are maturing the project consistently
• 0 Clients are paying, working on that area :)

I have a Cellular Automata simulation on itch.io... its referenced and linked in my new article:
dev.to/excaliburjs/cellular-automa...

As is the open sourced GitHub repo is linked as well..... cheers!

It uses ExcaliburJS, which is an open sourced TS game engine for the web!!!

excaliburjs.com

Hey guys, I'm Jason I created a new CLI program for linux called linuAV. Stands for linux AV its on github and youtube. It can detect all new malware threats. I've studied a lot of antivirus softwares and I believe I created a really good one. This could save the world of linux

Please check it out on github: github.com/jmb-ops/linuAV

Hello everyone, I'm Leo, a software engineer and tech blogger. Allow me to share some details about my public repository:

Description: notion-nextjs-mini-kit offers a straightforward and effective solution for creating a personal blog. It seamlessly connects Next.js applications with Notion, enabling users to effortlessly access and showcase data.

Key Features:
1) Simplified Setup with comprehensive guides
2) Post Listing functionality
3) Detailed Post View
4) Utilize Notion as a powerful CMS
5) Open-source with a welcoming environment for contributions

Notable Achievements:

• Garnered 10 stars on GitHub within the first day of release
• Received significant upvotes in the Viblo Channel community

Hi, Pawan here.
I am currently creating Frontend-Challenges - frontend-challenges.com/
It's a repo of frontend interview questions to level up your frontend skills.
One thing i am really proud of is that the project does not use any database yet you can submit questions and answers via github issues.

Features:

• You can solve coding questions
• You can submit answers
• You can use the playground to quickly try something ( like Codepen )
• You can discuss questions and the answers on github discussions and github issues.

Currently I am in the process of collecting questions from the internet and put it in the repo.
My main goal is to create a community where frontend people can discuss and share the interview questions they were asked in interviews.

Jorge, GroovyLang developer here

I've published Groogle , a DSL to consume Google Cloud services as Sheet, Drive or Gmail so you can write small but powerful scripts

groogle.gitlab.io/groogle/latest/i...

It has 0 starts and nobody is using it but it's my kid so I love it anyway

Hey I'm Jascha,
I'm building Kviklet github.com/kviklet/kviklet.

Kviklet is a self hosted Review/Approval tool for database access. Think: Pull Request for SQL Queries.

The idea is to support DevOps style workflows that empower the teams to own their product and code in production without sacrificing compliance and security.

Currently fully MIT license might offer some premium services in the future though!

Hello I'm Esa, Co-Founder and Maintainer of my open source organization JupriLab. We have released 5 powerful open source libraries such as:

• i18n
• React i18n
• eslint-config-typescript
• eslint-config-typescript-react
• store (State management)

We are focusing on delivering lightweight, type safe, robust, and easy to use libraries for the community and we dream of growing our own community full of like minded people.

Please do check our libraries and share us your thoughts about it. Thank you!

Hello family, I am Friday candour engineer behind uiedbook.

Last year I built jetpath.

JetPath 🚀 - A fast and minimalist framework for Node, Deno and Bun.js. Embrace a new dev DX!

Features:

• JetPath now runs on the runtime you are using, bun or node or deno.
• Function names as routing patterns (newest innovation you haven't seen before).
• Pre, Post and Error request hooks. Inbuilt Cors handlers.
• Fast and small and easy as peasy. -A strong backup community moved with passion for making the web better.
• Inbuilt API auto doc functionality.

// in your src/index.jet.js

import { JetPath } from "jetpath";

const app = new JetPath({
  port: 8080,
});

//? listening for requests
app.listen();

// = /
export async function GET_(ctx: Context) {
  ctx.send("hello world!");
}

It's cancelled be more easy than this, the new way to do backend development, easy and smooth.

Our biggest users are a bank startup named payfast. Check their API auto generated by jetpath no stress at payfast.fly.dev/api-doc.

Check the test folder for bigger examples 👍

Give us a ⭐ love 💕.

Hello,
I'm the (sole) developer of a new (alpha) git hosting software written in Python and Flask, the roundabout (branches, get it?), licensed under the AGPL.

I would hope to have more people test it, give suggestions and possibly contribute. I have big plans, especially to eventually make it distributed and support inter-server communication, as well as CI jobs. But currently, the features are pretty modest. I believe it can be a good solution for simpler git hosting on a cheap server.

With your help, it could be possible to make the best git host.

I haven't got any considerable number of people who marked it as favourite, nor has someone else contributed much. But my own server which runs this program has a few (<10) users who regularly use it and seem to be happy, at least until a bug appears or the power at my home goes out.

• Official instance: roundabout-host.com
• Source: roundabout-host.com/roundabout/rou...
• Matrix chat: matrix.to/#/#roundabout-general:ma...

Hi, I'm Hatem, the author of LiveCodes, the code playground that just works!

GitHub repo: github.com/live-codes/livecodes

Description:
LiveCodes is a feature-rich, open-source, client-side code playground for React, Vue, Svelte, Solid, Typescript, Python, Go, Ruby, PHP and 80+ languages/frameworks.
LiveCodes playgrounds can be easily shared, exported (e.g. to GitHub gists), deployed (to GitHub Pages) and embedded in webpages (using a powerful SDK).

Features:

• A wide range of language support (80+ languages/frameworks/processors)
• Powerful Editor
• Mobile-friendly
• External resources/libraries
• Import modules from npm, deno.land/x, jsr, GitHub and others
• Code Pre-fill
• Import/Export projects
• Share
• Embed the playground in any web page
• Display modes
• Deploy
• Starter Templates
• Assets
• Themes
• Dev Tools (console, compiled code viewer, test runner)
• Code formatting
• Intellisense
• AI Code Assistant 🪄
• Lite mode
• Read-only mode
• Broadcast
• Sync
• Backup/Restore
• Client-side!
• Very configurable
• Developer-friendly build-free environment
• Powerful SDK (available for vanilla JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Vue and Svelte)
• Comprehensive Documentations
• Focused on privacy and security
• Free and Open-Source

For details check the full list of features.

Achievements:

• Dev Hunt 1st product of the week and the 2nd highest voted product for all time.
• Featured on Ahmed Elemam podcast on youtube (in Arabic).

Check out Wave! It is an open-source Software as a Service Starter Kit that can help you build your next great idea 💰.

Wave is built with Laravel, Voyager, TailwindCSS, and a few other awesome technologies. Here are some of the awesome features ✨:

git clone https://github.com/thedevdojo/wave.git project_name

Hi! I maintain the new llm-interface NPM package. After seeing so many interesting projects, I felt inclined to share.

llm-interface

Description:
Currently version 2.0.6, llm-interface is a wrapper designed to interact with multiple Large Language Model (LLM) APIs. It simplifies integrating various LLM providers, including OpenAI, AI21 Studio, Anthropic, Cloudflare AI, Cohere, Fireworks AI, Google Gemini, Goose AI, Groq, Hugging Face, Mistral AI, Perplexity, Reka AI, watsonx.ai, and LLaMA.cpp, into your applications. It is available as an NPM package.

Features:

• Unified Interface: LLMInterfaceSendMessage is a single, consistent interface to interact with fifteen different LLM APIs.
• Dynamic Module Loading: Automatically loads and manages LLMInterfaces on-demand, optimizing resources.
• Error Handling: Robust error handling mechanisms to ensure reliable API interactions.
• Extensible: Easily extendable to support additional LLM providers as needed.
• Response Caching: Efficiently caches LLM responses to reduce costs and enhance performance.
• Graceful Retries: Automatically retry failed prompts with progressive delays to ensure successful responses.
• JSON Output: Simple to use native JSON output for OpenAI, Fireworks AI, and Gemini responses.
• JSON Repair: Detect and repair invalid JSON responses.

Install

To install the llm-interface package, you can use npm:

npm install llm-interface

Example:

This simple example asks OpenAI for the answer to the meaning of life using the default model (GPT-3.5-turbo).

const { LLMInterfaceSendMessage } = require('llm-interface');
try {
  const response = LLMInterfaceSendMessage('openai', process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY, 'What is the meaning of life?');
  console.log(response.results);
} catch (error) {
  console.error(error);
}

Like I said, this is a new project. Hope you guys enjoy.

Description:

I created HydePHP, which is an open-source Laravel-powered static site generator that allows you to create static HTML pages, blog posts, and documentation sites, using Markdown and powerful features like Blade templating and more.

Features:

• Create blog posts, documentation sites, and static pages, using Markdown and Front Matter.
• Hyde comes with a TailwindCSS starter kit, so you can start making content right away.
• Has sensible defaults, but can be customized endlessly when needed
• Automatic navigation menus and layouts
• You can literally have a full site up in minutes
• Hostable for free on GitHub Pages

Achievements:

• 150+ stars, over 150 000 downloads, over 60 000 views
• Great reviews
• Solid documentation

Hi everybody!

I'm William Gilreath (will@wfgilreath.xyz) a senior software and machine learning engineer. I've been writing code since I was a boy, my first computer was a ZX-81 in 1979.

I wanted to share my open-source project, a programming language ZeptoN which includes the transcompiler ZepT and the code editor Zeptor.

Description:

The ZeptoN programming language is designed to do "quick-and-dirty" coding to try out ideas in code, and as a learning language to teach programming to the newbies to coding. ZeptoN is implemented in Java, and uses the JDK 11 or greater on the targeted platforms of Linux, MacOS, and Windows.

Features:

ZeptoN uses C-style syntax, more akin to C++/Java/C# so remains a familiar syntax and style of code. The ZeptoN transcompiler ZepT or code editor Zeptor transpiles ZeptoN into Java, which can then be run using any Java Virtual Machine.

Repository on GitHub: github.com/wgilreath/Zeptor

Achievements:

Both the transcompiler ZepT and the visual GUI code editor Zeptor are implemented, and run with JDK 11 or greater.

The transcompiler ZepT transpiles ZeptoN source code to Java source code, and then compiles to bytecode.

Invitation: Would you like to join, play, tinker with the ZeptoN programming language?

Best! William Gilreath

hi nice , currently maintaining few open source libs J's storage engine pouchlite and socket.io alternative pouchrealtor

All the open-source projects here are amazing, so I took some time to star them all, hoping it will help many people. I also have a source code for a personal note-taking application here opennotas. It is a simple, cross-platform note-taking app based on PWA, synchronizing across devices, and focusing on security for those who need an alternative solution.

I'm MRDGH2821, a tech enthusiast. And I created a wrapper for dpaste.com

Description:
dpaste-ts is a wrapper for dpaste.com
It creates & gets pastes anonymously! (Includes Authentication support too)

Features:

1. Anonymous & Authenticated creation of pastes
2. Anonymous & Authenticated getting of pastes
3. Inbuilt 1 second delay to prevent dpaste API abuse
4. Support for Types

• My project has 3 stars on the GitHub repo!
• It got famous enough that someone used this library to perform 2.5 million requests 😶 (Website's ratelimitter blocked the IP & the owner contacted ISP regarding this)
• There are new API paths for which I will be rewriting entire library with new name & potential support for web

Hi! I am the co-creator of ProsimCorp, an organization that maintains several opensource tools that fixes a lot of infrastructure things:

Reforma, a Kubernetes operator to patch resources with information from other resources

Replika, a Kubernetes operator to replicate and sync resources across the cluster

Rabbit Stalker, a Kubernetes operator to restart workloads based on list of conditions coming from external sources

Notifik, to watch groups of resources in Kubernetes and send alerts based on conditions

Nsmurder, a CLI to kill Kubernetes namespaces when they literally doesn't want to die

Hope you enjoy them, and support the projects with some stars in Github 😊

My project is quite new, BivitattusDB. It's meant to be a python native database management system, using relational database structures. I've gotten a little help, but I'm really looking forward to seeing what others want with this code. I'm currently at release 3.0.1, and I think it has pretty good functionality. Given that it is written in python it focusses less on key words (like in SQL) and more on operators.

As far as stars go, they're back and forth, so not much really happens.

Hey I am Ezpie(though well of course that's not my real name), I am the creator and maintainer of probably the world's first ever open-sourced privacy based social media app called Lambda. GITHUB LINK

Description:

When it comes to social media the biggest concern Humans have is privacy, and yeah maybe a little bit of US senate talks about Facebook, X, Facebook, snapchat, Facebook, TikTok, Facebook, and did I mention Facebook 😈.

Taking this privacy into account I have build Lambda, the world's first ever open-sourced privacy based social media app to focus on nothing but user privacy. How does it works? Well for once it doesn't take any information about you, such as no inorganic recommendation, only organic feed, whom you follow is whom you shall see, no other random person who creates content you like will show up, only the content of whom you follow.

Features:

1. Privacy
2. Your HTTP request, or in english what you want I will add.

Achievements:

• 2 stars in github... yeah!

• 8 users, who are totally not monthly active users

Now keep in mind that some features are indeed missing, like the feed one... still working on it. And Yes It's built with god dam NEXTJS so it is slow, or maybe it is just me having skill issues, the latency is really high in simple English, like it takes 2 seconds to load. I would really like some help with this, I mean I was going to start a company out of it, but realized that there are too many less users that even an angel investor with no programming experience would laugh at me. So yeah if you all don't want to use X or did I mention Facebook 😈, then just help me out fellas... please?

Hey! I just finished small project — Preambula. GitHub link: github.com/XXXXPro/Preambula

Description:
Preambula is simple and lightweight FrontMatter processor to display Markdown files as Web pages on the fly. You can write your Markdown notes in any editor, i.e. Obsidian, or even in nano, and the result will be displayed immediately on the Web site without any building or compilation steps. Preambula is written in PHP, so it can be run on almost any shared hosting. Minimal requirements: PHP 7.1 or higher, mod_rewrite for Apache.

Features:

• Fast page generation and low memory consumption (nearly than 2 Megabytes with PHP 8.2 on 64-bit platform).
• Multiple templates support with subtemplate inclusion (the template may be specified both in site config or in FrontMatter part of particular file).
• SEO-friendly: title, meta tags and OpenGraph may be specified as FrontMatter or generated automatically.
• Multiple formats support: YAML, TOML, JSON.
• Correct Last-Modified header and HTTP 304 status if document is not changed since last request.

Hello, I'm Kwame. I started using DigitalOcean's serverless project a while back but felt the CLI (doctl) was lacking, so I built a new CLI which dramatically improves the developer experience for Typescript projects called docts (DigitalOcean CLI Typescript Serverless).

Description
DigitalOcean Cli Typescript Serverless (docts) is a community-led CLI library which enhances the development experience of DigitalOcean doctl serverless when working with Typescript function projects.

Features

• Creates a Typescript serverless project with a modified file structure
• Add/Remove functions to/from serverless project and automatically update the project.yml
• Install dependencies in the project root instead of function roots
• Automatically parse function dependencies and save in the function's package.json
• Build packages from src and generate package.json with correct dependencies for each package for upload to DigitalOcean

Achievements

• 25 stars on Github

If u want to try out DigitalOcean serverless and you r a TS developer, consider checking this out. Thanks

XPM - xpm.link takes you to the github repository

Universal package manager for any unix-like distro

XPM is a package manager for unix systems like Linux, BSD, MacOS, etc. It can be a wrapper for native package managers or a package manager itself by using its way of installing packages. For the list of packages available, see xpm-popular.

Our key values

• Easy to install, update, upgrade, remove, search (and filter)
• No questions asked, can run in a non-interactive way
• Easy to create new installers or a full repository
• Be agnostic, following unix standards and relying on very known tools
• Include many popular distros, including macOS and Android (termux)
• Prefer native pm way and falls back to xpm way

Consider XPM as release candidate in Linux, beta in macOS, and alpha in Windows. It's not ready for production, but it's ready for testing and feedback.

BTW, it is fully written in Dart which it is not clear to me why I love so much Dart!

Hey, this is Patrick! I'm building Cache Cloud which turns your Cloudflare Workers and KV into a fast serverless cache store with HTTP endpoints.

Description:
Cache Cloud is a Hono-based serverless app. It leverages the edgy and serverless nature of Cloudflare Workers and KV and is very affordable.

Features:

• HTTP first 🌐 - Cache Cloud lets you access Cloudflare Workers KV all over the world by making HTTP calls
• Frequent Read 📖, but Infrequent Write 📝 - Cache Cloud works best when your application needs to read quickly and frequently, but writes relatively infrequently
• Serverless 📈 - Thanks to Cloudflare Worker's infrastructure, Cache Cloud is auto-scaling, has zero cold starts with no servers to maintain.
• Affordable 🤑 - Cache Cloud doesn't impose additional costs. Charging is entirely based on Cloudflare Workers and KV, which offer a generous free quota (100,000 requests daily) with affordable paid plans ($5/10 million requests).

Hey, I am Alexander, building tenv: OpenTofu / Terraform / Terragrunt and Atmos version manager. Link: github.com/tofuutils/tenv

Description:
tenv is a successor of tfenv and tofuenv and helps people to manage OpenTofu / Terraform / Terragrunt and Atmos versions easily.

Key Features:

1. OpenTofu / Terraform / Terragrunt and Atmos support in one tool.
2. Binary build with no dependencies for a lot of operations systems.
3. tenv is available in a lot of package managers.

Achievements:

• tofuutils team reached 405 Stars on Github since January
• we are maturing the project consistently, adding new features, close bugs, thinking about improvements.
• we wrote around 10 articles about tenv to different platforms and will continue to do it.
• people are migrating from tfenv, but not as fast as we would like.

Hey, I am Marcus, a contributor to github.com/deepkit/deepkit-framework

Deepkit is a collection of high-quality TypeScript libraries and a next-gen backend framework.
It allows you to utilize TypeScript to the fullest, in completely new ways.

Key libraries

• Runtime Types
• ORM
• RPC

This is an AI tool site with some useful tools, which is OPEN SOURCE 🔥
toys.unburn.tech/

I am so sorry, but right now I don't see any option or documentation on how to self host this application. Until I get to see that, I won't consider or support this project as a true open source project.

Hey, I'm Jairus. I've been working on a highly optimized and type safe JSON implementation written for webassembly.

It beats V8 implementation, which is written in C++ across the board (the implementation found in nodes/chromium). Started the project when I was 13 years old and still contributing to it.

Here's the repo: github.com/JairusSW/as-json

I've got several other projects including a testing framework, custom compiler (private), and some other things for the AssemblyScript language.

FOSS forever bois ✌🏻

github.com/entity-access/entity-ac...

Entity Access

New ORM inspired by Entity Framework on NodeJS

1. Arrow function based query features with automatic joins.
2. Unit of Work and Repository Pattern
3. Automatic Migrations for missing schema - this is done for fast development and deployment.
4. Sql functions such as LIKE, You can add your own custom functions easily.
5. Postgres Driver
6. Sql Server Driver
7. Automatic parameterization to safeguard sql injection attacks.
8. Foreign and Check constraints
9. Bulk insert/update/delete

Description:

Unsure is a library for creating operations on uncertain or ambiguous values, utilizing an inference endpoint to determine transformations and comparisons. It's meant to leverage AI while yielding predictable and invariant results. I wrote an Article about it

Features:

Is operator:

Checks equality. Example:

import { Unsure, configGlobalUnsure } from 'unsure-js';

configGlobalUnsure({ groqApiKey: 'your key here' });

console.log(await Unsure("Lion").is("Mammal")) // true

Pick operator:

Picks an information from a string. Example:

import { Unsure, configGlobalUnsure } from 'unsure-js';

configGlobalUnsure({ groqApiKey: 'your key here' });

console.log(await Unsure("Contact Number: +1-800-555-5555").pick("phone number")); // "+1-800-555-5555"
console.log(await Unsure("Phone: +1-800-555-5555").pick("phone number")); // "+1-800-555-5555"
console.log(await Unsure("Call us at +1-800-555-5555").pick("phone number")); // "+1-800-555-5555"

Categorize operator:

Categorizes the string into the given categories. Example:

import { Unsure, configGlobalUnsure } from 'unsure-js';

configGlobalUnsure({ groqApiKey: 'your key here' });

console.log(await Unsure("Sky").categorize(["blue", "green"])); // "blue"
console.log(await Unsure("Grass").categorize(["blue", "green"])); // "green"

flatMapTo operator:

Transforms the string into what's demanded. Example:

import { Unsure, configGlobalUnsure } from 'unsure-js';

configGlobalUnsure({ groqApiKey: 'your key here' });

console.log(await Unsure("Response: {\"key\": \"should get this\"}").flatMapTo("key's value")); //"should get this"
console.log(
    await Unsure("HTML Content: <html><body><div class=\"scrapable\">Target Content<div></body></html>")
    .flatMapTo("contain of the div with the class scrapable")
); // "target content"
console.log(await Unsure("Favorite Color: #FF5733").flatMapTo("color in hex")); // "#ff5733"
console.log(await Unsure("Order Total: 12345 USD").flatMapTo("price")); // "12345"

mapTo operator:

Transforms the string into what's demanded but returns an Unsure, so it's chainable. Example:

import { Unsure, configGlobalUnsure } from 'unsure-js';

configGlobalUnsure({ groqApiKey: 'your key here' });

console.log(await Unsure("Amount: 200.23 $").mapTo("number").mapTo("integer").flat()); //"200";

flat operator:

Returns either the changed transformation's result or the initial value if no mapTo was used. Example:

import { Unsure, configGlobalUnsure } from 'unsure-js';

configGlobalUnsure({ groqApiKey: 'your key here' });

console.log(await Unsure("Amount: 200.23 $").mapTo("number").mapTo("integer").flat()); //"200";
console.log(await Unsure("Some value").flat()); //"Some value";

Options

inferenceEndpoint: The function that will be called in the operators.
groqApiKey: The Api key that will be used to call groq APIs using llama3-70b-8192 model.
openAiApiKey: The Api key that will be used to call Open Ai APIs using gpt-3.5-turbo.
model: You can specify the model you want to use, for open source models llama3-70b-8192 works best which is the default.
preventLowerCase: Prevents lowercasing the inference response.

Note: If both inferenceEndpoint and groqApiKey are provided inferenceEndpoint will be used.

Create and insure instance

You might have noticed so far that a global Unsure instance is used. You can also create your own
instance with it's own configuration.

import { Unsure, createUnsure } from 'unsure-js';

configGlobalUnsure({ groqApiKey: 'your key here' });

const myUnsure = createUnsure({ openAiApiKey: 'your key here' });

console.log(await Unsure("Amount: 200.23 $").mapTo("number").mapTo("integer").flat()); // Uses Groq;
console.log(await myUnsure("Some value").flat()); // Uses OpenAi Apis;

Achievements:

• Used a lot in my company.

Hello, I am the creator of Perpetual. It is a gradient boosting algorithm which doesn't need hyperparameter tuning.

Github: github.com/perpetual-ml/perpetual

Features:
100x faster than LightGBM at the same accuracy.
No need for hyperparameter tuning
Available in Rust and Python

Achievements:
42 stars within the first week of the release.

I have a small open source template for React Apps which work with CRA and has above 160+ stars.

github.com/gkhan205/cwg-react-star...