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Clear filtersQuick fix to the bug where scrolling in one application is repeated in another when switching between them using Alt+Tab (e.g., VS Code and Chrome)
Curated collection of useful little Java functions that you can understand quickly
Fast SQLite for react-native.
Turn markdown files into structured, queryable data with JS. Build markdown-powered docs, blogs, and sites quickly and reliably.
A database software completely built as JSON files in backend. A powerful, portable and simple database works on top of JSON files. It is like a database software, currently having basic CRUD operation features. You can use this as a backend for your ReST APIs as well. The software is completely free and opensource. We are coming up with new features and providing more updates. The another beautiful advantage with JSON-base is since it is a NPM module, this fits well in your nodeJs applications eco system. if you want to develop quick prototypes/poc or need of a database with minimal requirements then, JSONBASe is an must option that you can consider. However there is a limitation if you go beyond a million records per table.
Small-code database for non-programmers. Universal UI, simple-code logic, automatic actions, access rules, logging, API and more. Quickly create a complex internal apps using the database as an interface.
Quickly dump and load databases
OLake - Fastest Databases, Kafka & S3 Replication to Apache Iceberg with Table optimization (Called OLake Fusion). ⚡ Efficient, quick and scalable data ingestion for real-time analytics. Supported sources : Postgres, MongoDB, MySQL, Oracle, MSSql, DB2, Kafka, S3.
A Giter8 template for a fully functional, ready to deploy ZIO-based microservice.
Quickstart your next app with the Typelevel Toolkit!
The Akka family of projects is managed by teams at Lightbend with help from the community.
Quick, graphical, fun introduction to programming in Scala.