Awesome List Updates on Dec 24, 2016
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1. Awesome Frege
Libraries / Android
- froid (⭐101) - Library for using Frege in Android development.
2. Awesome Sre
Culture
3. Vertx Awesome
Utilities
- Vert.x JOLT (⭐4) - JSON to JSON transformation tool based on the original bazaarvoice JOLT project. Helpful to transform different json structure into an expected json format.
4. Awesome Quantified Self
Applications and Platforms / Aggregators & Dashboards
- Apple Health - Multi-purpose tracking platform for Apple devices. Tracks activities, sleep, nutrition, mindfulness, and other metrics.
- Google Fit - Open ecosystem to store, access, and manage fitness data (Android).
- Exist - Track everything in one place (web, iOS & Android).
- Zenobase - Store, aggregate and visualize your data from multiple 3rd party sources (web).
- Validic - Cloud-based platform that connects patient-recorded data from digital health applications, devices, and wearables.
- FitnessSyncer - Joins health and fitness data into a single centralized platform.
- IoTool - Smartphone IoT platform for automation and data collection.
- Tictrac - Dashboard for health and fitness data (web).
Applications and Platforms / Automation
- Tasker - Automation and event triggering app (Android).
- If This Then That (IFTTT) - Awesome conditional automation platform.
- Zapier - Automate tasks between apps.
Applications and Platforms / Diet
- MyFitnessPal - Food tracking and diet plan app (iOS & Android).
- Fat Secret - Calorie counter and diet tracker for weight loss (iOS & Android).
- Calorie Counter - Nutritional database and calorie counting app (iOS & Android).
Applications and Platforms / Time
- Streaks - To do list that helps you form habits and track goals (iOS).
- Toggl - Time tracker and employee timesheet software (iOS & Android).
- Timesheet - Android time tracker (Android).
- Hours Time Tracker - Awesome time tracking app (iOS).
- Rescue Time - Automatically tracks where you spend your time (Mac, Windows, Android, Linux).
- Manic Time - Automatic time tracking software which tracks computer usage (Windows).
- Moment - Track time spent on iPhone and iPad (iOS).
Applications and Platforms / Health
- CureTogether - Health self tracking and collaborative network.
- Symple - Symptom journal and health tracker (iOS).
Applications and Platforms / Heart
- Cardiio - Touchless heart rate monitor (iOS).
- Instant Heart Rate - Fast and accurate mobile heart rate monitor (iOS, Android, Windows).
Applications and Platforms / Mind & Cognition
- Cambridge Brain Sciences - Scientifically proven tools for the assessment of cognitive function.
- Quantified Mind - Tests and experiments to quantify cognitive abilities.
Applications and Platforms / Sleep
- Sleep as Android - Full featured sleep tracker with wearable integration (Android).
- SleepBot - Smart alarm and sleep tracker (iOS & Android).
- Sleep Cycle - Intelligent alarm clock and sleep tracker (iOS & Android).
- Pillow - Track your sleep from your Apple Watch or iPhone (iOS).
Applications and Platforms / Tally
- Nomie - Privately track events in your life (iOS & Android).
- Track This For Me - Multi-purpose tracking platform (Android).
- Instant - Track all of your daily activities automatically (iOS & Android).
Applications and Platforms / Wealth
- Mint - Manage your money, pay your bills and track your credit score.
- Personal Capital - Financial software and wealth management.
- You Need A Budget (YNAB) - Personal home budget software.
- GNU Cash - Personal and small-business financial-accounting software.
- Ledger (⭐5k) - Simple but powerful command line accounting.
5. Awesome Cpp
Debug
- backward-cpp (⭐3.5k) - A beautiful stack trace pretty printer for C++. [MIT]
6. Awesome Qt
Official Resources
- Qt Newsletters - The best of Qt, straight to your spam filter.
- Source Code - Browse the various source trees that comprise the Qt project. Has mirrors at several GitHub organizations:
Tools / Official Tools
- Qt Visual Studio Add-in 🐙 (⭐39) - If you'd rather stick to Visual Studio, this add-in will let you do that.
Tools / Third-Party Tools
- SIP 📦 - Generates Python bindings for C or C++ libraries. Has special support for Qt signals and slots, and was used to create PyQt.
Bindings in Other Languages / Third-Party Tools
- Python (via PyQt) 📦 - Arguably the most comprehensive and well-known binding of Qt to another language.
Libraries / Integrations
Libraries / New Functionality
- QtitanRibbon - For fans of the ribbons that Microsoft uses in their software. Commercial.
Blogs / New Functionality
- Planet Qt - Official aggregation of first-party and third-party Qt-related blogs.
- ICS - Qt-centric software consulting firm with a really neat blog. Specializes in graphics applications.
- Qt Tips and Tricks [1, 2] - Odds and ends that might be nice to keep in your back pocket.
- Mastering Qt File Selectors - Sometimes you need different variations of the same asset, but you won't know which ones to load until runtime. This class will decide for you.
- Some Lesser Known Qt Tools and Commands [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] - You don't find hidden gems by staying on the beaten path.
- Using Self-Signed Certificates in Qt Code - Trust nobody.
- Integrating C++ with QML - Talk to your scripting language. That's what it's there for.
- Qt and OpenGL: Loading a 3D Model with Open Asset Import Library (Assimp) [1, 2] - Assimp supports a lot of different model types; these articles will help you support all of them.
- What's new in Qt 5: QStandardPaths - This feature's been around for a few years, but it's still useful enough to warrant an entry on this list.
- What's New in Qt 5.2: QCommandLineParser - Another oldie, but still a goodie.
- Woboq - Another software consulting firm that also contributes code to Qt. They seem to specialize in Qt's core architecture.
- Moc myths debunked - The magic that Qt appears to rely in is really just a bunch of code generators. This post will bring you up to speed on the reality of the
moc, the most notable one. - How Qt Signals and Slots Work [1, 2, 3] - Qt's signals/slots system lets any object talk to any other object. Understanding these three articles will help you take full advantage of the feature.
- QMetaType knows your types - C++ isn't known for having good run-time type information, so Qt brings its own.
- C++11 in Qt5 - Stop writing C++ like it's 2003; learn how you can take advantage of recent C++ features in your Qt applications.
- C++14 for Qt programmers -
s/2003/2011/ - QStringLiteral explained - String literals are widely used in many applications; wouldn't it be nice if you could make them faster to access?
- Nicer debug output in Qt using QT_MESSAGE_PATTERN - It's nice to be able to read your application's logs.
- Moc myths debunked - The magic that Qt appears to rely in is really just a bunch of code generators. This post will bring you up to speed on the reality of the
- KDAB - Another consulting firm that specializes in Qt.
- GammaRay: Taking a deep look into your Qt application - Talk about GammaRay and how it can help you dissect your Qt applications. Talk given at QtCon 2016 by Volker Krause.
- Multithreading with Qt - I want to make my application do more than once thing at once. What could possibly go wrong? Talk given at QtCon 2016 by Giuseppe D'Angelo.
- Linux perf for Qt developers - How to make your Qt application faster, Linux-style. Talk given at QtCon 2016 by Milian Wolff.
Books / New Functionality
- PySide GUI Application Development - 2nd Edition, by Gopinath Jaganmohan and Venkateshwaran Loganathan - Imagine these other books, but in Python.
Other Relevant Awesome Lists / New Functionality
- Awesome C/C++ (⭐41k) - There's no reason you can't use C++ libraries that weren't designed for Qt. Sometimes they might even suit your needs better than what Qt offers.
- Awesome C (⭐2.9k) - Same goes for C libraries; might wanna brush up on those RAII techniques while you're at it.
- Awesome CMake (⭐4.4k) - If you're not using qmake for your project, you're likely using CMake instead.
- Awesome OpenGL (⭐1.7k) - Qt is commonly used for graphics applications, even providing its own wrappers around OpenGL.
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