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tapflow is a self-hosted platform to run iOS and Android simulators in a browser, enabling QA across devices without cloud services. It includes a relay server, macOS agents, and a browser dashboard, plus an MCP server for AI agents. MIT licensed.
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Andronix helps students, developers, and learners install Ubuntu, Debian, and other educational Linux distributions on their Android device, in a sandboxed, no-root environment.
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ShardScript is a statically typed, compiled scripting language with a refined C-style syntax designed to embed as a scripting engine.
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Godot2Amiga is an open-source exporter that converts Godot projects into native Amiga executables using the ACE runtime. It generates C code, builds with Bartman GCC, and outputs a packaged runtime for Commodore Amiga systems.
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Emscripten is a compiler toolchain that converts C/C++ into WebAssembly, enabling running native code in web browsers and other wasm runtimes.
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Groovy is a powerful multi-faceted programming language for the JVM platform.
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Deno is a fast, open-source, Node-compatible JavaScript runtime with built-in TypeScript support and essential tooling, designed for secure, streamlined development.
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CrossPoint Reader is open-source firmware for Xteink X3/X4 e-readers (ESP32-C3). It renders EPUB and text formats, supports OPDS and OTA updates, includes a web UI and configurable themes, and provides flexible device tooling for developers and hobbyists to customize and extend reading experiences.
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Herdr is a terminal-based agent multiplexer that runs multiple agents in one terminal, with persistent sessions, panes, and workspaces. It supports detach/reattach, runs over SSH, and shows per-agent state (idle, working, done) in real time.
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Aspire is a multi-language, code-first toolchain for building, running, and deploying distributed applications. Its CLI orchestrates services, frontends, containers and data stores locally, exposes OpenTelemetry-based observability, and carries the same application definition from development to deployment.