99.8Pontuação
General-purpose command-line fuzzy finder
“Ctrl+R with fzf is the single best upgrade to bash shell history imaginable.”
— @george_cDiscussão no HN ↗
3,950menções2,700usuários
99% positivoCarregando produtos...
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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.”
— @BurntSushiDiscussão no HN ↗
4,890menções3,200usuários
99% positivo99.5Pontuação
Hyperextensible Vim-based text editor
“Neovim 0.5 with built-in LSP and Treesitter turned it from an experiment into the best editor in existence.”
— @tjdevriesDiscussão no HN ↗
4,620menções3,100usuários
97% positivo96.8Pontuação
Web Design in 4 minutes
3,258menções832usuários
92% positivo96.6Pontuação
Multiplayer Missile Warfare HTML5 Game
3,432menções979usuários
92% positivo96.4Pontuação
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?”
— @rabidsnailDiscussão no HN ↗
3,203menções941usuários
92% positivo96.2Pontuação
Sorting Two Metric Tons of Lego
2,739menções759usuários
92% positivo96.2Pontuação
Bel
“Open to sharing a bit about the name? No mention of it in the guide.”
— @jmccarthyDiscussão no HN ↗
3,322menções1,062usuários
92% positivo96.1Pontuação
Make your site’s pages instant in one minute
2,927menções890usuários
92% positivoWave function collapse algorithm
2,475menções637usuários
92% positivoSpot the Drowning Child
3,019menções940usuários
92% positivoSpot 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!”
— @hluskaDiscussão no HN ↗
3,019menções940usuários
92% positivoWave function collapse algorithm
“Cool. I wonder what the results are on a high resolution image.”
— @chrischenDiscussão no HN ↗
2,475menções637usuários
92% positivoSix Degrees of Wikipedia
2,830menções859usuários
92% positivod-free, non-tracking torrent search engine
2,891menções888usuários
92% positivoSix 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”
— @tachyoffDiscussão no HN ↗
2,830menções859usuários
92% positivo95.9Pontuação
A visual guide to the most popular CSS properties
2,279menções593usuários
92% positivo95.8Pontuação
I'm 12, learning JS, and wrote Wolfram's cellular automaton in Node
2,552menções768usuários
92% positivo95.8Pontuação
Get Paid to Build Your Next Side Project
2,972menções981usuários
92% positivo95.8Pontuação
Make a programmable mirror
2,409menções632usuários
92% positivo95.8Pontuação
an open and community-run alternative to Product Hunt
“For a bit of background: - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10739875 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10741827 I've been a Product Hunt user from their initial HN launch and am still a big fan. They've made a very important impact in the tech scene. Open Hunt ”
— @jacquescDiscussão no HN ↗
2,363menções653usuários
92% positivoMake a programmable mirror
“I wonder how this would work with the new Raspberry Pi display”
— @zekenieDiscussão no HN ↗
2,409menções632usuários
92% positivo95.7Pontuação
OneBody Church Directory software I've been hacking on for 7 years
2,505menções773usuários
92% positivo95.7Pontuação
Create hand-drawn graphics using JavaScript
“I like it -- it would be killer if there was a way to simply throw an SVG at it and have it convert the whole thing to this style.”
— @codingdaveDiscussão no HN ↗
2,159menções545usuários
92% positivo95.6Pontuação
I got hacked, felt paranoid, made an app – GlassWire
2,552menções802usuários
92% positivo95.6Pontuação
Markov chains explained visually
2,128menções538usuários
92% positivoMarkov chains explained visually
“Very nice! I've never had to work with Markov chains but I've read about them and they seem to pop up in lots of places. Nice and simple and interactive explanation.”
— @saganusDiscussão no HN ↗
2,128menções538usuários
92% positivoXKCD-inspired StackSort
“If you give it about 30 seconds it works eventually, this is beautiful. I had a good laugh. Edit: It makes me want to do something crazy like setup a tool chain that cobbles whole programs together with trial and error like this. Throw enough resources at it maybe it will be faster and cheaper than ”
— @recuterDiscussão no HN ↗
2,142menções617usuários
92% positivomaybe NSFW
“Apparently. I am not logged into anything. I tried it on Opera (along with the internal ad blocker) and I'm not using Privacy Badger.”
— @denzil_correaDiscussão no HN ↗
2,183menções661usuários
92% positivo95.4Pontuação
A Git client from the makers of Sublime Text
“How does it compare against GitKraken?”
— @_haoDiscussão no HN ↗
2,455menções795usuários
92% positivo