ITT: Cool open source projects
ITT: Cool open source projects
Nolan Scott
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Adam Peterson
ITT: We shill our own projects
Gavin Peterson
Sebastian Sanchez
if they are cool why not
Jordan Adams
That's actually kinda neat, OP
I like those curated "Awesome" lists of frameworks, libraries, software and resources. Here is one for Python:
Sebastian Murphy
yes, but here you can also share your own projects
awesome lists are definitely cool tho
Xavier Edwards
Xavier Gomez
>but here you can also share your own projects
My projects are either shit or proprietary because I mostly do programming for cold hard cash.
Robert Hughes
then don't post em
Carter Mitchell
>Nazara Engine is a fast, complete, cross-platform, object-oriented API which can help you in your daily developper life
>developper
Brayden Thompson
its more a graphic engine but it comes with utilities
Joseph Cox
pretty famous but still super useful: github.com
Nicholas Myers
>cool
>open source
Pick one.
Gabriel Thomas
github.com
Pic related
Joshua Powell
some reasearch has been made on this concept, here's a Haskell IDE that does the same:
github.com
Connor Turner
Oh man, that is so cool, but I don't want to use VIM
Zachary Sanders
Is it only for haskell?
Dylan Johnson
hory shet
Parker Sanchez
for now yes, but it is still pretty buggy and the syntax is modified
I think XCode's Swift playground also implements this
William Lewis
I'm aware, but this tries to be as "dumb" as possible, offloading any language-specific work to a separate interpreter. You can swap in any existing interpreter like irb or ghci.
There's a shell function that makes it easier to use as a standalone application. Just press `i` and use as any other text editor.
Mine works for everything that has an interpreter. You can even use C if you want because someone wrote an interpreter for it.
T-thanks
Evan Jenkins
I love silly Github projects that are actualy impressive
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Cooper Diaz
'Serverless' webhosting with Python
Lucas Anderson
Camden Walker
holy fuck this is pretty fucking sick - seriously well done user
Blake Johnson
Submit a PR and fix it
Zachary Hall
github.com
ZeroNet - Decentralized websites using Bitcoin crypto and BitTorrent network
Brayden White
I present to you: Actually usable Man-pages:
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Robert Reed
Julian Sullivan
Christian Barnes
Haha, this one is really silly
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Grayson Taylor
Yep. This reminded me of the Xcode playground. Really nice when you're learning the language.
Austin Mitchell
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nice botnet
Joshua Roberts
>using cinnamon
>miss krita
>but dem kde deps...
>go to krita website
>got to download page
>it's available as appimage
>?
>download appimage
>make executable
>click appimage
>krita
Zachary Gomez
hydrusnetwork.github.io
Will change your life
Juan Cox
breddy gud but I can't imagine that being worthwhile in a large project or file.
Connor Morris
Yep - hence scratchpad, not IDE. Will literally run the whole file on keypress.
Thomas Sanchez
>40 cycles/character for nano
>1200000+ for this abomination
wew, good thing it's Winter, I needed to turn my computer into a space heater.
Juan Murphy
why
Christian Campbell
No one said this was computationally efficient. But if your computer turns into a space heater, I think you need to reevaluate your choices in electronics :)
Charles Bennett
Why not? 900 stars says this is a good idea, something you might not have had before, so I understand your confusion
Austin Ross
Aiden Morris
It could be useful for education and prototyping
Christopher Walker
Lucas Richardson
x86 PC emulator in Javascript
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Demo here: copy.sh
Sebastian Taylor
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Brandon Reyes
Pretty much all software made by suckless.org. They write extremely concise, beautiful code for interesting stuff and they use C, the one true language for standalone portable software.
Thomas Hall
Gabriel Smith
>democracy
>good
cancer
Adrian Russell
Tyler Price
what is this trash
Kevin James
Linux.org
Anthony Rivera
its very cool
Blake Brown
Is this the same Linus from Linus Tech Tips youtube channel?
Alexander Bennett
Henry Hernandez
can it connect to sadpanda?
Elijah Gray
Might as well shill my only semi useful project: django developers may want to try it out
Ian Wilson
>(((how to disrupt the nation state)))
Charles Rivera
Yes
Owen Robinson
Wtf so cool! I can't believe he wrote an entire OS from scratch.
Blake Brooks
and never come back you fucking samefagging piece of shit
Jayden Lee
Wtf is wrong with you dude
Levi Miller
He is new
Owen Phillips
tired of this bullshit on my site
Leo Reyes
If you don't like it then fork the site and run you're own :^)