DavidLiedle/ratatui-form
TUI Forms in Rust
Peace, Love, and Harmony.
TUI Forms in Rust
The projects and materials that accompany the macOS Apprentice book
Ferrix: A Terminal Multiplexer in Rust
DriftDB - An experimental append-only database with built-in time travel. Query any point in history, guaranteed data integrity, and immutable audit trails. Written in Rust.
Lisp in WASM
CLI that gives you a bird's-eye view across all your GitHub orgs. Repo counts, recent commits, stale repos, open issues.
An MCP server that exposes your GitHub organization data to AI assistants. Query repos, find stale projects, check issues, and view stats across all your orgs — directly from Claude, VS Code, or any MCP-compatible host. Built in Rust. Powered by gitorg.
A rust friend
Warp is an agentic development environment, born out of the terminal.
A command-line tool for tired brains. Type `bird`, receive something.
A curated list of TUI apps and libraries built with Ratatui
A visual representation of my GitHub projects
A tiny Rust CLI for turning moods into action. Add suggestions, get random nudges, and avoid repetition with LRU-biased selection. Fast, local, and built for real-life momentum.
A habit tracker with healing as the goal (Rust TUI)
Sample Node App to Habitize!
Fork of the Official JavaScript SDK for Lemon Squeezy.
Various Clients for ChatGPT's API
Run through over 30 tests for 23 languages to verify that all environments and methods of execution are working properly
A Rust TUI to visualize NGINX configs
Hacking the RAVPower Filehub to automate SD card transfers and harddrive backups
JavaFX vs Swing Dashboard Testing
Fair-code workflow automation platform with native AI capabilities. Combine visual building with custom code, self-host or cloud, 400+ integrations.
✨🤝✨ Build instant multiplayer webapps, no server required — Magic WebRTC matchmaking over BitTorrent, Nostr, MQTT, IPFS, Supabase, and Firebase
Unofficial Fork of the Official mirror of Blender
Apache NetBeans
My .emacs file, generated and refined via ChatGPT-4o (tested on WSL2 Ubuntu)
Mobile Shell
RubyFruit is an educational Ruby project that teaches core Object-Oriented Programming concepts. It features a base Fruit class with subclasses like Apple, Banana, and Orange, demonstrating inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, and modules—written with clear comments for beginners.
An aggressive use of Codex from OpenAI to see what is possible with Erlang.