rproc is a lightweight, zero-configuration process manager that controls long-running processes by monitoring executable shell script files in a directory.
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C version of the Jinja templating language with support for Emoji, Markdown, Linkify and all default Jinja template tags.
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CLI gpt with many features. Reviewing, refactoring, running (cgi) web server. Written in C but extensible by Python. It has nice markdown output for the terminal.
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Application for generating random but recognizable content. For me at least. The output of this application is interesting to watch because the data is familiar to me. It's an application that can be used instead of /dev/urandom and /dev/random with a more consistent troughput.
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Pretty Good Server. An intercepting reverse proxy load balancer. WIth support for Python plugins. Unlimited possibilities to route your data.
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Regex Interpreter for the Rava language.
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AI enhanced lightweight desktop manager. Super fast AI access and always displaying the latest AI tech news. Optimized for performance while being state of the art modern.
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Own implementation for mounting a webdav server as a drive on linux. I did not like davfs. This works better.
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Application that frequently prints a dot. I don't want to talk about it.
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A multipurpose programming language.
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C variant of the FastAPI python framework. It does contain two examples as proof of concept. A document server and a non-persistent User management service. Both custom services are both tested. The build of this project is automated as well.
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This service is the only way to certify yourself as a 1337 hacker / system administrator / programmer. Execute the tasks in YOUR preferred way! Many roads lead to Rome and that's fine.
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