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  • moti

    🐼 The React Native (+ Web) animation library, powered by Reanimated 2.

    Tags: #typescript

  • scout-extended

    Scout Extended: The Full Power of Algolia in Laravel

    Tags: #php • algolia • laravel

  • cloudmusic-vscode

    Netease Music for VS Code

    Tags: #typescript • netease-music • vscode

  • laravel-microscope

    Fearless refactoring, it does a lot of smart checks to find certain errors.

    • It is created to be smarter than phpstorm and other IDEs in finding errors.
    • It is created to understand laravel run-time and magic.
    • It does not show you stupid false errors, all the errors are really errors.
    • Even If you have written a lot of tests for your app, you may still need this.
    • It can refactor your code, by applying early returns automatically.
    • It is written from scratch to yield the maximum performance possible.

    Tags: #php • laravel

  • gTile

    A window tiling extension for Gnome. This is the new official home of the vibou.gTile extension.

    Gnome-shell extension that improves window tiling capabilities of stock gnome-shell.

    gTile is used to moves/resize windows on a configurable grid scheme.

    It can be used with either the mouse, or keyboard, including customizable keyboard presets for immediate window placement.

    This extension is particularly useful for window management on (multiple) large monitors.

    Tags: #typescript

  • xxl-crawler

    A distributed web crawler framework.(分布式爬虫框架XXL-CRAWLER)

    XXL-CRAWLER is a distributed web crawler framework. One line of code develops a distributed crawler. Features such as “multithreaded、asynchronous、dynamic IP proxy、distributed、javascript-rendering”.

    XXL-CRAWLER 是一个分布式爬虫框架。一行代码开发一个分布式爬虫,拥有”多线程、异步、IP动态代理、分布式、JS渲染”等特性;

    Tags: #java • crawler • web

  • barby

    The Ruby barcode generator

    Barby is a Ruby library that generates barcodes in a variety of symbologies.

    Its functionality is split into barcode and “outputter” objects:

    • [Barby::Barcode objects] [symbologies] turn data into a binary representation for a given symbology.
    • [Barby::Outputter] [outputters] then takes this representation and turns it into images, PDF, etc.

    You can easily add a symbology without having to worry about graphical representation. If it can be represented as the usual 1D or 2D matrix of lines or squares, outputters will do that for you.

    Likewise, you can easily add an outputter for a format that doesn’t have one yet, and it will work with all existing symbologies.

    For more information, check out [the Barby wiki][wiki].

    Tags: #ruby

  • ClassicPress

    The CMS for Creators. Stable. Lightweight. Instantly Familiar. Forked from WordPress.

    This project exists thanks to all the people who contribute and who have contributed in the past, whether as part of the long history of thousands of contributions to WordPress from many different people, or as contributions to ClassicPress itself.

    Would you like to help? Here is how you can start ›

    Tags: #php • classicpress • blogging

  • psd-enginedata

    General purpose parser for the markup format used in PSD files

    Adobe thought it would be cool to create their own markup language for text data embedded within a Photoshop document. I’ve taken the liberty of calling it EngineData since that is the name used in the descriptor embedded within PSD files. This is a general purpose parser for that data.

    Tags: #ruby

  • s3s3mirror

    Mirror one S3 bucket to another S3 bucket, or to/from the local filesystem.

    I started with “s3cmd sync” but found that with buckets containing many thousands of objects, it was incredibly slow to start and consumed massive amounts of memory. So I designed s3s3mirror to start copying immediately with an intelligently chosen “chunk size” and to operate in a highly-threaded, streaming fashion, so memory requirements are much lower.

    Running with 100 threads, I found the gating factor to be how fast I could list items from the source bucket (!?!) Which makes me wonder if there is any way to do this faster. I’m sure there must be, but this is pretty damn fast.

    Tags: #java

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