Awesome List Updates on Apr 17, 2026

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1. Awesome Mac

System Tools / QuickLook Plugins

• sbarex/SourceCodeSyntaxHighlight (⭐4k) — Quick Look syntax highlighting ☆4,027

2. Awesome Keycloak

Community Extensions

• Keycloak Redis Cache (⭐5)

3. Awesome Go

Security

• procscope (⭐0) - Process-scoped runtime investigator using eBPF to trace process lifecycle, file activity, and network connections.

Server Applications

• goshs (⭐581) - SimpleHTTPServer replacement with file upload/download, WebDAV, SFTP, SMB, TLS, authentication, and share links.

Code Analysis / Libraries for creating HTTP middlewares

• gomarklint (⭐12) - Markdown linter with built-in HTTP link validation, single binary, no Node.js required.

4. Awesome Mqtt

Tools

• LabOverWire - Visual diagram editor for designing MQTT topologies, built with Rust (WASM) and TypeScript. Features live in-browser simulation, code generation, and AsyncAPI export.

5. Awesome Open Hardware

Projects

• Biohack Academy - Open-source biotechnological hardware such as Incubator, Thermocycler, Centrifuge, Microscope, etc.

Platforms

• Open Hardware Repository - For electronics designers at experimental physics facilities to collaborate on open hardware designs.

• Instructables - Instructables is a place that lets you explore, document, and share your creations.

Podcasts

• Road to Open Science - Episode on open hardware in the Netherlands.

• Physics Worlds - Episode on the global impact of open hardware.

• Command Line Heroes - Episode Makers unite.

• A-podcast - Open source hardware is the future.

• Amp hour - Open Hardware and The Creative Economy.

• Open source hardware podcast - By the Programming Electronics Academy.

Books

• Building open source hardware - Book by Alicia Gibb, on building open source hardware from 2014.

• Open-source Lab - Book by Josua M. Pearce, how to build your own hardware and reduce costs.

• Free to Make - Book by Dale Dougherty, how the maker movement is changing our schools, our jobs, and our minds.

6. Awesome Neovim

Colorscheme / Assembly

• micdzu/aalto.nvim (⭐1) - [TS][LSP][L/D][Lua] A semantic colorscheme with a perceptual OKLCH engine, featuring four semantic roles and both dark and light variants.

Code Runner / Quickfix

• sektant1/executioner.nvim (⭐2) - Script picker and runner to find and run any script from your project directory, with or without arguments.

7. Awesome Cl

Shells, shells interfaces / Third-party APIs

• Lish (⭐0) - lish may someday be a lisp shell. GPL3.
  • supports tab-completion of executables in the path and Lisp symbols, allows to write and to mix shell commands and Lisp code, has a tiny REPL and an interactive debugger, and more.
  • WARN: this is an old backup. The original repository is no more.

8. Awesome Cpp

Compression

• LZAV (⭐523) - Fast In-Memory Data Compression Algorithm. [MIT]

9. Awesome Creative Technology

Creative Technology

• Name: Acronym

  Locations: [LA]

  Keywords: end-to-end experience partner, strategy, narrative, creative, technology, on-the-ground execution (formerly VTProDesign)

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Territory Studio

  Locations: [London] [SF] [Barcelona]

  Keywords: narrative-led creative design to imagine, realise and build new worlds

  Jobs: 🌐

10. Awesome Computational Biology

GitHub Pages UI

• Search matches name, description, tasks, modalities, and tags.

• The Task, Modality, and Type filters map directly to tasks, modalities, and type in docs/data/resources.json.

• Clicking badges on cards applies the corresponding filter.

Curation Criteria (Strict) / Protein Structure Prediction and Design

• The resource is trustworthy and relevant to computational biology.

• The primary link points to an official source (official docs, organization site, maintained repository, or official dataset page).

• The resource has evidence of technical substance: ideally a peer-reviewed paper; at minimum a preprint or official technical documentation.

• The description is factual and concise (no marketing copy).

• Duplicate or near-duplicate entries should be avoided.

Update & Link Rot Policy / Protein Structure Prediction and Design

• Link validity is monitored by the Link Check workflow.

• If a link repeatedly fails, maintainers may replace it with an official mirror/canonical URL or remove the entry until a stable URL is available.

• Contributions fixing broken links are welcome and encouraged.

Data Schema & Contribution Workflow / Protein Structure Prediction and Design

• Data schema reference: docs/data/SCHEMA.md.

• Source-of-truth workflow:
  1. Edit/add resources in README.md.
  2. Regenerate machine-readable artifacts:
     • python scripts/sync_resources_from_readme.py
     • python scripts/build_resources.py
  3. Commit updated data files (data/resources.yml, data/resources.json, data/resources.csv, docs/data/resources.json) with your README change.

• Contribution guide: contributing.md.

11. Awesome Selfhosted

Software / Booking and Scheduling

• Cal.diy - Online appointment scheduling system. (Source Code (⭐41k)) MIT Nodejs

12. Awesome Mysql

GUI

• squix (⭐206) - SQL command-line client with query management and interactive results.

13. Awesome Datascience

Datasets / Book Deals (Affiliated)

• Helium - Real-time news corpus with structured bias features across 15+ dimensions (3.2M+ articles, 5,000+ sources), live financial market data (stocks, ETFs, crypto) with AI-generated analysis, ML options pricing with probability metrics and full Greeks, historical options chain data for quantitative research; available via MCP server or REST API.

• Next: Apr 16, 2026