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  • Jan 19, 2023

    tenanti

    [Package] Multi-tenant Database Schema Manager for Laravel

    Laravel Tenanti
    5.5.x 3.5.x
    5.6.x 3.6.x
    5.7.x 3.7.x
    5.8.x 3.8.x
    6.x 4.x
    7.x 5.x
    8.x 6.x

    Tags: #php • tenant • database-migrations

  • Jan 19, 2023

    o365-moodle

    Office 365 and Azure Active Directory plugins for Moodle

    includes support for Microsoft 365 Education, Microsoft 365 Enterprise, Azure Active Directory and Microsoft School Data Sync

    This repo is where development on all Microsoft 365 and Azure Active Directory plugins for Moodle takes place. After every release, updated versions of these plugins are pushed to the Microsoft 365 plugin set available in the Moodle plugins directory.

    The following plugins are actively maintained and required for new installations and provide the core functionality of the integration:

    The plugins below are optional for new installations:

    Tags: #php • moodle • oidc

  • Jan 18, 2023

    git-webui

    A standalone local web based user interface for git repositories

    This git extension is a standalone web based user interface for git repositories.

    It comes with history and tree browsing. You may also use it to commit as it comes with an UI to review local changes and the ability to stage / unstage code.

    Moreover as git-webui is a web server, your repository is accessible to other people on the same network. They can clone or pull your code using the same URL.

    It has very few dependencies, you probably already have them on your Mac / Linux : git, python, and a web browser.

    Tags: #javascript

  • Jan 18, 2023

    cookiecutter-django-rest

    Build best practiced apis fast with Python3

    • Modern Python development with Python 3.8+
    • Bleeding edge Django 3.0+
    • Fully dockerized, local development via docker-compose.
    • PostgreSQL 11.6+
    • Start off with full test coverage and continuous integration.
    • Complete Django Rest Framework integration
    • Always current dependencies and security updates enforced by pyup.io.
    • A slim but robust foundation – just enough to maximize your productivity, nothing more.

    Tags: #python • django • api

  • Jan 17, 2023

    Cryptomatte

    Cryptomatte Nuke plugin, Fusion plugin, sample images, and specification

    The contents of this repository are:

    Nuke: This contains Python files, an image, and a gizmo. Together these are our implementation for Foundry’s Nuke. In Nuke 13, there is also a native implementation which is similar to this one. This implementation is being kept active to allow for a smooth transition.

    Fusion: Fusion integration, including a Fuse file, a Lua module and a Fusion shortcut configuration file.

    Sample Images: These example Cryptomatte images can be used for testing your Nuke installation, or for testing other implimentations.

    Specification: This is a technical document describing the Cryptomatte standard. It specifies how Cryptomattes are structured, encoded, and decoded. It also contains our SIGGRAPH 2015 poster on the subject.

    Tags: #python

  • Jan 17, 2023

    luceneserver

    A high performance “thin wrapper” HTTP REST server on top of Apache Lucene

    This project provides a simple, example HTTP server on top of Apache Lucene version 6.x snapshot sources, exposing many of Lucene’s core and modules functionality efficiently over a simple REST/JSON HTTP API.

    Note that this code is all very new and likely has exciting bugs! But it’s also very fast!

    This server is running “in production” at Jira search, a simple search instance for developers to find Lucene, Solr and Tika jira issues updated in near-real-time.

    Tags: #java

  • Jan 17, 2023

    semantic-segmentation-editor

    Web labeling tool for bitmap images and point clouds

    A web based labeling tool for creating AI training data sets (2D and 3D). The tool has been developed in the context of autonomous driving research. It supports images (.jpg or .png) and point clouds (.pcd). It is a Meteor app developed with React, Paper.js and three.js.

    Latest changes

    • Version 1.5: Provide a Docker image and update to Meteor 1.10
    • Version 1.4: Support for RGB pointclouds (thanks @Gekk0r)
    • Version 1.3: Improve pointcloud labeling: bug fixes and performance improvement (labeling a 1M pointcloud is now possible)
    • Version 1.2.2: Breaking change: exported point cloud coordinates are no longer translated (thanks @hetzge)
    • Version 1.2.0: Support for binary and binary compressed point clouds (thanks @CecilHarvey)

    Tags: #javascript • labeling-tool • machine-learning

  • Jan 16, 2023

    django-post_office

    A Django app that allows you to send email asynchronously in Django. Supports HTML email, database backed templates and logging.

    Django Post Office is a simple app to send and manage your emails in Django. Some awesome features are:

    • Allows you to send email asynchronously
    • Multi backend support
    • Supports HTML email
    • Supports inlined images in HTML email
    • Supports database based email templates
    • Supports multilingual email templates (i18n)
    • Built in scheduling support
    • Works well with task queues like RQ or Celery
    • Uses multiprocessing (and threading) to send a large number of emails in parallel

    Tags: #python

  • Jan 16, 2023

    react-mentions

    @mention people in a textarea

    A React component that let’s you mention people in a textarea like you are used to on Facebook or Twitter.

    Used in production at Signavio, State, Snips, Swat.io, GotDone, Volinspire, Marvin, Timely, GuideFitter, Evite, Publer, Kontentino, Wix.com, Highlight and you?

    Tags: #javascript • react • mentions

  • Jan 16, 2023

    local-npm

    Local and offline-first npm mirror

    local-npm acts as a proxy between you and the main npm registry. You run npm install commands like normal, but under the hood, all requests are sent through the local server.

    When you first npm install a module, it’ll be fetched from the main npm registry. After that, the module and all its dependencies (at that version) are stored in a local database, so you can expect subsequent installs to be much faster.

    The server will also listen for changes from the remote registry, so you can expect updates to a module’s metadata to be replicated within seconds of being published. (I.e. you won’t get stuck with old versions.)

    If you’re organizing a conference/meetup/whatever, you can also share this local server with multiple people. So if your teammates are constantly installing the same modules over and over again, this can save a lot of time in the long run.

    local-npm is also a good way to make npm install work offline. Assuming new versions of a package haven’t been published since you last installed, subsequent npm installs will all serve from the cache, without ever hitting a remote server.

    Addy Osmani has a nice post comparing local-npm to other options.

    Tags: #javascript • node • npm

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