99.8Score
General-purpose command-line fuzzy finder
“Ctrl+R with fzf is the single best upgrade to bash shell history imaginable.”
— @george_cDiscussion HN ↗
3,950mentions2,700utilisateurs
99% positifLes produits que Hacker News recommande sans cesse.
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Fastest recursive regex search tool for the terminal
“ripgrep was designed from day one to search code as fast as physically possible while respecting your gitignore.”
— @BurntSushiDiscussion HN ↗
4,890mentions3,200utilisateurs
99% positif99.7Score
The world's most advanced open source relational database
“Just use Postgres until you have a concrete, measured reason not to.”
— @cpercivaDiscussion HN ↗
8,900mentions5,800utilisateurs
98% positifThe Free Software Media System for movies, shows, and music
“Jellyfin on TrueNAS with an Intel N100 does 4K transcoding silently for under 15 watts. It just works.”
— @drescherDiscussion HN ↗
1,950mentions1,320utilisateurs
97% positifOpen source password manager trusted by millions of developers
“Bitwarden is the open source password manager I always wanted: secure, audited, and works on all my devices.”
— @kspearrinDiscussion HN ↗
3,420mentions2,280utilisateurs
97% positifOpen source home automation that puts local control and privacy first
“Your home is your sanctuary. Cloud cameras and door locks that fail when AWS goes down are unacceptable.”
— @balloobDiscussion HN ↗
3,820mentions2,450utilisateurs
98% positifHyperextensible Vim-based text editor
“Neovim 0.5 with built-in LSP and Treesitter turned it from an experiment into the best editor in existence.”
— @tjdevriesDiscussion HN ↗
4,620mentions3,100utilisateurs
97% positifLightweight Bitwarden compatible server written in Rust
“Vaultwarden on a 5 dollar VPS or Raspberry Pi with Tailscale is the gold standard for personal password storage.”
— @steveklabnikDiscussion HN ↗
2,150mentions1,420utilisateurs
98% positifMinimalist 60% Topre keyboard designed by Dr. Eiiti Wada
“When an American cowboy in the wild west was in adventure, he used to leave his horse when it died. But he never left his saddle.”
— @wada_quoteDiscussion HN ↗
2,840mentions1,890utilisateurs
95% positifThe timeless hacker laptop workhorse with peerless Linux support
“A refurbished ThinkPad T480 running Debian or Arch is the best 400 dollars a developer can spend.”
— @klaus_hDiscussion HN ↗
5,120mentions3,450utilisateurs
95% positifStandard container platform that redefined software deployment
“Docker is an open-source engine which automates the deployment of applications as portable containers.”
— @solomonstreDiscussion HN ↗
6,850mentions4,600utilisateurs
94% positif96.8Score
Web Design in 4 minutes
3,258mentions832utilisateurs
92% positifZero config VPN that connects your devices using WireGuard
“We wanted a VPN that works like the internet was supposed to work: every device has a secure IP address.”
— @apenwarrDiscussion HN ↗
3,100mentions1,980utilisateurs
98% positif96.6Score
Multiplayer Missile Warfare HTML5 Game
3,432mentions979utilisateurs
92% positif96.4Score
realtime JavaScript framework
“"You can use the database api on the client!" Does that freak anyone else out? Where are they doing permissions checking? Who can run what database commands under what circumstances?”
— @rabidsnailDiscussion HN ↗
3,203mentions941utilisateurs
92% positifModular, upgradeable, and repairable laptop for hackers
“Consumer electronics is broken. We are building a high-performance laptop you can actually repair and upgrade.”
— @nrpDiscussion HN ↗
2,240mentions1,480utilisateurs
95% positifSharpen your thinking. Offline-first Markdown knowledge base.
“The fact that all notes remain simple markdown files on my disk means I will never be locked into a proprietary database.”
— @kepanoDiscussion HN ↗
3,420mentions2,150utilisateurs
95% positifSorting Two Metric Tons of Lego
2,739mentions759utilisateurs
92% positif96.2Score
Bel
“Open to sharing a bit about the name? No mention of it in the guide.”
— @jmccarthyDiscussion HN ↗
3,322mentions1,062utilisateurs
92% positif96.1Score
The open source all-in-one product analytics suite for engineers
“We got tired of sending our customer data to 10 different closed-source analytics vendors, so we built PostHog.”
— @james404Discussion HN ↗
1,980mentions1,250utilisateurs
95% positif96.1Score
Make your site’s pages instant in one minute
2,927mentions890utilisateurs
92% positifWave function collapse algorithm
2,475mentions637utilisateurs
92% positifSpot the Drowning Child
3,019mentions940utilisateurs
92% positifSpot the Drowning Child
“That is simply disturbing. I'm grateful for the opportunity to have seen that, but I honestly pray I never have to see that happen in front of me. This is a great use of the web. Good job!”
— @hluskaDiscussion HN ↗
3,019mentions940utilisateurs
92% positifWave function collapse algorithm
“Cool. I wonder what the results are on a high resolution image.”
— @chrischenDiscussion HN ↗
2,475mentions637utilisateurs
92% positifSix Degrees of Wikipedia
2,830mentions859utilisateurs
92% positifd-free, non-tracking torrent search engine
2,891mentions888utilisateurs
92% positifGPU-accelerated terminal emulator written in Rust
“I love iTerm3, but the speed compared to Terminal.app sometimes makes me jealous. So I guess we all need a faster term emulator :)”
— @steeveDiscussion HN ↗
3,153mentions1,039utilisateurs
92% positifSix Degrees of Wikipedia
“This is fabulous! Got from cheese to postmodernism in two hops [1]. Really excellent work, and thanks for making it open source! [1] https://www.sixdegreesofwikipedia.com/?source=Cheese&target=Postmodernism”
— @tachyoffDiscussion HN ↗
2,830mentions859utilisateurs
92% positifBlazingly fast, extensible launcher for Mac and Windows
“Raycast completely replaced Alfred for me two years ago. The extensions ecosystem and speed are unmatched.”
— @swyxDiscussion HN ↗
1,840mentions1,120utilisateurs
93% positif