Awesome List Updates on Jun 06, 2022

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1. Awesome Dotnet

Blazor

• Megabit.Blazorise (⭐3.4k) - Blazorise is a component library built on top of Blazor and CSS frameworks like Bootstrap, Bulma and Material. Very easy to use.

2. Awesome PICO 8

Contents / Text Editors Language Support

• Visual Studio Code: pico8-ls (⭐77) - PICO-8 Language Server, providing full language support for the PICO-8 dialect of Lua.

3. Awesome K6

Tools

• k6-html-reporter (⭐24) - Tool for generating k6 HTML reports.

4. Awesome Analytics

Developer analytics

• Hatica - Engineering Analytics to boost developer productivity © SaaS

5. Awesome Openstreetmap

Libraries / Java

• OSM2World - OSM2World is a converter that creates three-dimensional models of the world from OpenStreetMap data. It can be used as a stand-alone tool, on a server or as a library in Java programs. (Source Code (⭐548) / Wiki)

6. Awesome Go

Messaging

• Quamina (⭐423) - Fast pattern-matching for filtering messages and events.

7. Awesome Zsh Plugins

Themes / superconsole - Windows-only

• gugulenok (⭐1) - Has both a dark and a light mode. Includes decorators for git status, time and current directory.

• ivabus (⭐7) - Inspired by the GitHub Codespaces prompt. Includes decorators for git status, username and current directory.

8. Awesome Alfred Workflows

Miscellaneous

• Gitmoji (⭐25) - Search for Gitmojis easily.

Helpers

• Alfred Workflow (for Dart) (⭐12) - Dart library for writing Alfred workflows. Inspired by Alfred-Workflow (⭐3k) for Python.

9. Awesome Cl

C, C++

• ⭐ Ironclad (⭐181) - A library of crypto functions for Common Lisp. Not considered secure, but is still useful for the message digest functions. Expat.

• ⭐ postmodern - A library for interacting with PostgreSQL. zlib.

ORMs

• clsql - An SQL database with a Common Lisp interface. LLGPL.
  • dbd-oracle (⭐4) - an Oracle database driver for CL-DBI. LLGPL.

C

• ⭐ CFFI (⭐452) - Portable, easy-to-use C foreign function interface. Expat.
  • cffi-ops (⭐45) - helps write concise CFFI-related code.
  • cffi-objects (⭐26) - enables fast and convenient interoperation with foreign objects.

Miscellaneous

• ⭐ Sketch (⭐1.4k) - A CL framework for the creation of electronic art, graphics, and lots more. MIT.

• ⭐ CommonQt (⭐119) - A Common Lisp binding for Qt4 via QtSmoke. FreeBSD.
  • CommonQt5 (⭐34) - bindings for Qt5.
    • warn: currently difficult to install. Used in production© by SISCOG.

Mobile

• ⭐ CCL - Clozure Common Lisp; compiler-only implementation, generates native code. LLGPL.

• ⭐ alexandria - A general-purpose utility library. Public domain.

Pattern matching

• ⭐ trivia (⭐341) - Optimized pattern-matching library. LLGPL.

Iteration

• ⭐ iterate - An iteration construct for Common Lisp which is extensible and Lispier. MIT.

Community

• ⭐ Quicklisp - A library manager containing many libraries, with easy depencency management. Expat.
  • ql-https (⭐25) - shell out to cURL and use HTTPS by default.
  • Quicklisp bundles - self-contained sets of systems that are exported from Quicklisp and loadable without involving Quicklisp.

HTTP Servers

• ⭐ Hunchentoot - A web server. 2-clause BSD

HTML generators and templates / Isomorphic web frameworks

• ⭐ cl-who - The venerable HTML generator. FreeBSD.

Utils / Third-party APIs

• ⭐ BordeauxThreads - Portable, shared-state concurrency. Expat.

Job processing / Third-party APIs

• ⭐ cl-ppcre - Portable, Perl-compatible regular expressions. FreeBSD.

Emacs / Third-party APIs

• ⭐ Slime (⭐1.9k) - Superior Lisp Interaction Mode for Emacs; a full-blown environment for Common Lisp inside of Emacs. Public domain.

Apps / Third-party APIs

• ⭐ esrap (⭐80) - Parsing Grammar, Packrat parser, TDPL features and more. Expat.

• ⭐ FiveAM (⭐189) - Simple regression testing framework. FreeBSD.
  • fiveam-matchers (⭐8) - an extensible, composable matchers library for fiveam. Apache2.0.

Caching (serialization) / Third-party APIs

• clache (⭐17) - General caching facility. Cache any Lisp object on disk or in memory. LLGPL.
  • built on cl-store
  • a cache can be persistent or have an expiration time.
  • exposes the store locations too.

CSV / Third-party APIs

• ⭐ cl-csv (⭐118) - A library for parsing CSV files. 3-clause BSD.

Date and time / Third-party APIs

• ⭐ local-time - A development library for manipulating date and time information in a semi-standard manner. 3-clause BSD.

Documentation builders / Third-party APIs

• mgl-pax (⭐77) - Exploratory programming environment and documentation generator. one may accomplish similar effects as with Literate Programming, but documentation is generated from code, not vice versa. Code is first, code must look pretty, documentation is code. MIT.
  • see this 40ants/doc (⭐20) fork: a lighter core system, a JavaScript search index, multiple format output, HTML themes, RSS and Atom feed for the Changelog and more.

• Codex (⭐93) - A beautiful documentation system for Common Lisp. MIT.

• QBook (⭐7) - generates HTML (or LaTeX) formatted code listings of Common Lisp source files. BSD_3Clause.
  • all comments started with 4 ; (";;;;") are interpreted as documentation. Enhance the documentation with headings and directives.
  • QBook acts as "a lightweight literate programming system, where Lisp code is not rendered inline, but in separate sections, and that makes the document more pleasant to navigate." @mmontone

• Declt (⭐40) - Reference manual generator for Common Lisp libraries. Builds a texinfo document that can be further processed into various formats, such as HTML or PDF. BSD.

• cl-bibtex (⭐26) - A compatible re-implementation of the BibTeX program in Common Lisp, with a BST-to-CL compiler. GNU LGPL2.1.

• docbrowser (⭐18) - a server that generates documentation for the loaded systems on the fly.
  • Its main page presents a list of all loaded systems in your Lisp image. Click on one system, and you get a page with three panes: functions, classes and variables. Click on a function to see its source, in context, with line numbers. Click on classes to see their slots and specializing functions.

Literate programming / Third-party APIs

• literate-lisp (⭐65) - Load Common Lisp code blocks from Emacs' Org files. MIT.

• erudite (⭐81) - Literate Programming System built with interactive development in mind. MIT.

Other / Third-party APIs

• absolute de-facto libraries, like BordeauxThreads or Quicklisp, should be denoted with a ⭐ (Unicode code U+2B50).

10. Awesome Graphql

iOS / React

• GQLite iOS SDK - GQLite iOS SDK is a toolkit to work with GraphQL servers easily.

11. Awesome Neovim

(requires Neovim 0.5)

• smjonas/inc-rename.nvim (⭐726) - Provides an incremental LSP rename command based on Neovim's command-preview feature.

Preconfigured Configuration / Diagnostics

• imbacraft/dusk.nvim (⭐50) - Dusk is a lightweight, aesthetically minimal Neovim config, written in Lua, able to provide for web and Java development.

12. Awesome Swift Playgrounds

WWDC Students Submissions

• 2022 (⭐135)

13. Awesome Cdk

Construct Libraries / APIs

• crow-api (⭐6) - Create a serverless API with routes based on your file structure.

Construct Libraries / Security

• aws-firewall-factory (⭐74) - Deploy, update, and stage your WAFs while managing them centrally via FMS.

Construct Libraries / Multi-accounts setup

• cdk-organizations (⭐91) - CDK constructs that helps to provision AWS Organization, Organizational Units (OU), Accounts and Policies.

14. Awesome Cpp

Graphics

• Harfang 3D (⭐595) 3D visualization library usable in C++, Python, Lua and Go. Based on BGFX. [GPLv3/LGPLv3/Proprietary] website

15. Free for Dev

CI and CD

• Argonaut - Deploy apps and infrastructure on your cloud in minutes. Support for custom and third-party app deployments on Kubernetes and Lambda environments. The free tier allows unlimited apps and deployments for 5 domains and 2 users.

16. Awesome Theoretical Computer Science

Books / Monograph

• Eva Tardos & et.al. Algorithmic Game Theory - Basic chapters on algorithmic methods for equilibria, mechanism design and combinatorial auctions are followed by chapters on important game theory applications such as incentives and pricing, cost sharing, information markets and cryptography and security.

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