Open Source Projects

Resolve, build, and distribute C and C++ dependencies with a recipe-based package manager.

Serialize and deserialize Rust data structures through a shared data-model framework.

A functional language and Mix toolchain for maintainable applications on the Erlang ecosystem.

Compare source files by syntax structure rather than relying only on line-oriented diffs.

Write scripts and JVM applications with Groovy's concise syntax and Java interoperability.

Give groups of users access to managed Jupyter notebook environments from one hub server.

Embed Git repository operations in applications with a cross-platform, linkable C library.

Build apps, command-line tools, and services with Swift's compiled programming language.

Build React web applications with file-based routing and server-rendering features.

Capture terminal sessions as text-based recordings, replay them locally, and share or stream them on the web.

Develop resource-conscious firmware for embedded boards with a real-time operating system and Zephyr SDK.

Create compiled programs and reusable modules with Go's language and standard toolchain.

Transform and inspect CSV, TSV, JSON, and other structured text from the command line.

Organize terminal sessions into panes and layouts, then reconnect to a named workspace later.

Generate API and project documentation from annotated source code.

Build interactive terminal interfaces in Rust with reusable widgets and responsive layouts.

Convert AsciiDoc source into HTML and other publishing formats with the Ruby-based reference implementation.

Compile C, C++, and other supported languages into programs for native and cross-target systems.

Build native programs with Rust and manage their packages and builds through Cargo.

Make interactive art and visual projects for the web with a JavaScript creative-coding library.

Automate command-line work across Windows, Linux, and macOS with an object-based shell and scripting language.

Embed Perl-compatible regular-expression matching in applications through a portable C library.

The Dart SDK supplies libraries and command-line tools for Dart web, server, and command-line apps.

Jump to frequently used directories from the terminal with a smarter `cd` command.