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  • ExtAnalysis

    Browser Extension Analysis Framework - Scan, Analyze Chrome, firefox and Brave extensions for vulnerabilities and intels

    • Download & Analyze Extensions From:
    • Analyze Installed Extensions of:
      • Google Chrome
      • Mozilla Firefox
      • Opera Browser (Coming Soon)
    • Upload and Scan Extensions. Supported formats:
      • .crx
      • .xpi
      • .zip

    Tags: #python • browser-extension • browser-extension-analysis

  • click-to-deploy

    Source for Google Click to Deploy solutions listed on Google Cloud Marketplace.

    Source for Google Click to Deploy solutions listed on Google Cloud Marketplace.

    Tags: #ruby • google-cloud-marketplace • cloud

  • cmb2-attached-posts

    Custom field for CMB2 for attaching posts to a page.

    Follow the example in example-field-setup.php for a demonstration. The example assumes you have both CMB2 and this extension in your mu-plugins directory. If you’re using CMB2 installed as a plugin, remove lines 6-9 of the example.

    Tags: #php • cmb2 • cmb2-attached-posts

  • libretorrent

    • BitTorrent 2.0 and WebTorrent support
    • Select which files to download
    • Move files while downloading
    • Auto-move downloaded files to another folder or external drive
    • Stream files, with sequential downloads
    • Android TV
    • Material design, dark and black theme, and tablet UI
    • Customisable network, battery, and UI settings, etc.
    • 35+ translations
    • Scheduling
    • Auto-downloading, with Atom/RSS manager
    • Create torrents, with many and big files
    • HTTP\S and magnet links
    • DHT, PeX, encryption, LSD, UPnP, NAT*PMP, µTP
    • IP filtering (eMule dat and PeerGuardian)
    • Supports proxy for trackers and peers
    • Based on libtorrent4j
    • And more

    Tags: #java • freedom-torrent-client • android

  • facturascripts

    Open source ERP software. Built on modern PHP and bootstrap 4. Easy and powerful.

    Open source ERP software. Built on modern PHP and bootstrap 4. Easy and powerful.

    Tags: #php • erp • crm

  • lazydfu

    Fabric mod that makes Minecraft DataFixerUpper initialization lazy

    LazyDFU is an optimization mod that makes the initialization of DataFixerUpper “lazy” - that is, it will not immediately create the rules required to migrate data from older versions of Minecraft to newer versions until it actually needs to do so. It does not modify DFU and should be safe, but do exercise more than the usual caution.

    The premise of LazyDFU is simple: most of the time, you will not need to convert data for every version of the game. As a result, DFU rule compilation occurs later, when the game is already up and running. This means it is possible you may see lag spikes if LazyDFU forces the game to compile migration rules, but once complete there is no performance penalty.

    Tags: #java • minecraft-mod • minecraft-performance

  • homebrew-osxct

    OS X Cross Compilers

    This repository contains a growing list of Homebrew formulas for pre-built crosscompilers meant to run on OS X. Install this tap using the following command:

    $ brew tap SergioBenitez/osxct
    

    Then install a given $toolchain with:

    $ brew install $toolchain
    

    Tags: #ruby

  • returns

    Make your functions return something meaningful, typed, and safe!

    • Brings functional programming to Python land
    • Provides a bunch of primitives to write declarative business logic
    • Enforces better architecture
    • Fully typed with annotations and checked with mypy, PEP561 compatible
    • Adds emulated Higher Kinded Types support
    • Provides type-safe interfaces to create your own data-types with enforced laws
    • Has a bunch of helpers for better composition
    • Pythonic and pleasant to write and to read 🐍
    • Support functions and coroutines, framework agnostic
    • Easy to start: has lots of docs, tests, and tutorials

    Quickstart right now!

    Tags: #python • python3 • functional-programming

  • concretecms

    Official repository for Concrete CMS development

    If you’re looking for Concrete CMS documentation, you’ll want to navigate over to documentation.concretecms.org. If you see anything that needs more information or is just completely wrong, contributions are welcomed! Just log in to the documentation site with your community.concretecms.com account and edit away!

    Tags: #php • concrete5 • cms

  • request_store

    Per-request global storage for Rack.

    Ever needed to use a global variable in Rails? Ugh, that’s the worst. If you need global state, you’ve probably reached for Thread.current. Like this:

    def self.foo
      Thread.current[:foo] ||= 0
    end
    
    def self.foo=(value)
      Thread.current[:foo] = value
    end
    

    Ugh! I hate it. But you gotta do what you gotta do…

    Tags: #ruby

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