Awesome List Updates on Jul 04, 2024

6 awesome lists updated today.

1. Awesome Neovim

legobeat/l7-devenv (⭐25) - Security-focused IDE with a hackable (in the right way) framework based on Neovim and shell.

DOM Enlightenment - A whole book about how to access and manipulate the DOM without a library.

Scout - Time middleware, template rendering, and SQL queries with automatic N+1 detection.

Representations of Commonsense Knowledge - Morgan Kaufmann, 1990. [All Versions]. A classic book on commonsense knowledge.

Au (⭐371) - A C++14-compatible physical units library with no dependencies and a single-file delivery option. Emphasis on safety, accessibility, performance, and developer experience. [Apache 2.0] website

aregtech/areg-sdk (⭐297) - Logo. Multiple info and statistics badges. List of contributors and stargazers with pictures. TOC and "Back to top" links for easy navigation. Headlines with graphics. Topic hide/show menu. Project description and philosophy. Clone and integration instructions. Quick build with multiple tools. Tools configuration instructions. Reference to examples and Demo projects. Reference to use cases. References to guidance and Wiki pages. Links with badges to contact. Links with badges to share the project on social networks.

Armync/Arminc-AutoExec (⭐331) - Rich Markdown functions, modern layout, clear description, and compliance with the recommended community standards.

GTruf/Driver-Drowsiness-Detector (⭐6) - Beautiful project logo. Concise and clear project description. Exhaustive TOC. Feature list. Project screenshots and video snippets. Comprehensive informative sections. Useful links. Clear instructions for setting up and building the project. Presence of prepared releases.

Stack-in-a-box/triumphmayflowerclub.com (⭐11) - Stands-out because, while only a simple website, it is presented as a very open project for lesser-experienced developers to cut their teeth on, with a friendly, inclusive tone and accessible setup instructions. Includes many common elements found in other beautiful READMEs.

stevenfoncken/multitool-for-spotify-php (⭐4) - Concise introductory description. Clear overview of features. Why-section with easter egg (heading). Informative badges. Clear disclaimer. Step-by-step setup instructions. Expandable TOC. Headlines with emojis. Detailed usage section. Shortlinks at the top. Back-to-top link in the footer. Credits to third-party code/libraries.

supunlakmal/thismypc (⭐177) - Project logo. Useful badges. Website URL. Screenshot. GIF step-by-step instructions for installation. Project folder structure.

teles/array-mixer (⭐40) - Clean project logo, badges. Table of contents. Contribution section. Many illustrated examples.

thelounge/thelounge (⭐5.9k) - Project logo. Useful badges and links (website, docs, demo). Screenshot. Feature list. Step-by-step instructions for installation, development, and testing. Link to the contribution guide. Good mobile summary.

themerdev/themer (⭐5.7k) - Project logo. Visual description (flowchart) of what the project does. Build badges. TOC. Demo screenshot. Concise installation and usage sections, including common workflows. Colorful previews.

vhesener/Closures (⭐1.7k) - Project logo, cognitive funnel, animated examples. Color-coordinated. Clean documentation.

zenml-io/zenml (⭐4.7k) - Clean project logo. Useful TOC. Clear code examples amongst the feature list. Quickstart example.

Gifski (⭐8.1k) - FREE - More vivid colors than the rest, but still keeps size low.

Giphy Capture - FREE - Easy to upload to giphy.com, with a slightly annoying UX.

ScreenToGif (⭐25k) - FREE - Open source, with a customizable UI and easily editable GIFs, easy to get started.

terminalizer (⭐16k) - FREE - Record your terminal and generate animated GIF images or share a web player.

ttystudio (⭐3.2k) - FREE - For command-line tools, a terminal-to-GIF recorder minus the headaches.

vhs (⭐17k) - FREE - Generate beautiful terminal GIFs with a simple scripting language