Open Source Projects

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.

Package a web application for native iOS and Android builds while retaining a web application stack.

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.

Write text descriptions and render them as UML and other technical diagrams.

Run Python programs and isolate project packages with the official CPython interpreter.

An interactive programming language for technical and numerical computing.

Filter, extract, and transform JSON from the command line using a compact query language.

Generate a tags index of source-code definitions for navigation from a compatible editor or tool.

A PHP framework and component library for web applications, APIs, and command-line tools.

Install Python command-line applications into isolated environments or run them once without a permanent install.

Define portable project tasks in a Taskfile and run them consistently across local machines and CI.

Inspect, reshape and query tabular files from a composable command-line toolkit.

Build event-driven applications with a cross-platform asynchronous I/O library.

Keep source history, project tickets, a wiki, and a built-in web interface in one distributed tool.

Create full-stack Vue applications with file-based routing, server rendering, and auto-imports.

Install Node.js project dependencies with a package manager built for efficient storage and workspaces.

Emulate complete machines or run programs built for another Linux or BSD architecture.

Build reproducible software environments and run packages temporarily with a functional package manager.