Good November, ladies and gentlemen. I prepared for you a selection of the most interesting finds from the open source for October 2019.
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In today's issue.
Technologies inside: Rust, Swift, TypeScript, JavaScript, Go, Scala, Python.
Topic: web and mobile development, data visualization, developer tools, documentation.
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vue-interactive-paycard
Very nice and cool animated component for credit cards.
Written in JavaScript + Vue.
Link
rx
Minimalistic editor for pixel graphics. Has management similar to vi.
Written in Rust.
Link
Bow
Library for functional programming in Swift. Supports "emulated HKT", algebraic data types and ad-hoc polymorphism.
Written in and for Swift.
Link
is-website-vulnerable
A console application to check for vulnerabilities on any site: just enter the address.
Written in javascript.
Link
Sanddance
Very beautiful library for data visualization.
Written in TypeScript.
Link
spleeter
A utility that allows you to extract vocals, drums, basses, etc. from any song. Neural networks!
It is written in Python.
Link
grpcui
A program with a graphical interface for interacting with gRPC. Like Postman only for gRPC.
Written in Go.
Link
And also there is an analogue of curl
polynote
Editor and runtimes of programs in several languages: Scala, Python, SQL, Vega. Positions itself as a solution for working with big data.
Written in Scala and Python.
Link
mermaid-js
Utility for drawing various graphs from text. Works great, looks beautiful. Widely used for documentation.
Link
It has a bunch of plugins for different tools:
Bonus!
List of best practices for any * programming language. Why "anyone" with an asterisk? Of course, all ~ 3600 well-known programming languages are not covered there. But, you can add your favorite languages if they are not already there. PRs are welcome!
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