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1. Awesome Vue

Components & Libraries / UI Components

• vue3-tabor (⭐4) - A versatile Vue 3 tabs component with rich API, supporting keep-alive and iframe integration.

Components & Libraries / Utilities

• @tauri-store/pinia (⭐77) - Persistent Pinia stores for Tauri.

2. Awesome Angular

Mixed utilities / Google Developer Experts

• ngx-signals-plus (⭐1) - Additional Signals to improve developer experience.

Scroll / Google Developer Experts

• ng-mat-select-infinite-scroll (⭐49) - Infinite Scroll directive for Angular Material select component.

Misc Components / Google Developer Experts

• ngx-error-handling (⭐2) - This library seamlessly manages unhandled RxJS, signal, and classic errors, making them accessible through an Rx subject (ErrorBus).

3. Ai Collective Tools

Fun Tools

• Dream Interpretation - Get Professional Dream Interpretation #free

4. Awesome Mac

Terminal Apps / Databases

• electerm - A free, multi-platform Terminal and SSH/SFTP tool with a beautiful interface that is the perfect alternative to XShell for Windows!

Utilities / Clipboard Tools

• iCopy - Clipboard management, quick reply, efficiency multiplier artifact

5. Awesome Go

Date and Time

• carbon (⭐5.1k) - A simple, semantic and developer-friendly time package for golang.

6. Awesome European Tech

Index / VPS

• Albahost 🇦🇱

• Alwyzon 🇦🇹

• Avoro 🇩🇪

• Clouding.io 🇪🇸

• Gigas 🇪🇸

• Ginernet 🇪🇸

• Ikoula 🇫🇷

• Melbicom 🇱🇹

• Mivocloud 🇲🇩

• Phpfriends 🇩🇪

• Pulseberg 🇫🇷

• Trabia 🇲🇩

• vpsag 🇧🇬

7. Awesome Polars

Polars plugins / General utilities / Performance

• polars_list_utils (⭐6) - Polars extension that provides a set of utilities for working with List-type columns in Polars DataFrames by @dashdeckers.

8. Awesome Rust

Applications / Blockchain

• Holochain (⭐1.3k) - Scalable P2P alternative to blockchain for all those distributed apps you always wanted to build.

Applications / Database

• Atomic-Server (⭐1.3k) [atomic-server] - NoSQL graph database with realtime updates, dynamic indexing and easy-to-use GUI for CMS purposes.

• Databend (⭐8.5k) - A Modern Real-Time Data Processing & Analytics DBMS with Cloud-Native Architecture

• Qdrant (⭐25k) - An open source vector similarity search engine with extended filtering support

• TerminusDB (⭐379) - open source graph database and document store

Applications / Graphics

• turnage/valora - A library for generative fine art

Applications / Security tools

• rustscan (⭐17k) - Make Nmap faster with this port scanning tool

Applications / System tools

• ajeetdsouza/zoxide (⭐28k) - A fast alternative to cd that learns your habits

• pueue (⭐5.7k) - Manage your long running shell commands.

Applications / Text processing

• cchexcode/complate (⭐42) - An in-terminal text templating tool designed for standardizing messages (like for GIT commits).

Applications / Virtualization

• youki-dev/youki (⭐6.8k) - A container runtime

Libraries / Video

• ffmpeg-sidecar (⭐417) - Wrap a standalone FFmpeg binary in an intuitive Iterator interface.

9. Awesome Ios Books

SwiftUI

• SwiftUI Fundamentals by Natalia Panferova

10. Awesome Django

Third-Party Packages / Admin

• impostor (⭐160) - Impostor is a Django application which allows staff members to log in as a different user by using their own username and password.

Third-Party Packages / Configuration

• django-removals (⭐63) - Detect deprecated settings variables via convenient system checks

• django-classy-settings (⭐37) - Class-based settings to keep your environments in order, with easy access to typed environment variables.

Third-Party Packages / Editors

• django-prose (⭐214) - A lightweight editor for content creation.

Third-Party Packages / Forms

• django-formtools (⭐850) - For form previous and multistep forms, previously part of Django until 1.8.

Third-Party Packages / Models

• django-treenode (⭐758) - Abstract model/admin for tree-based stuff.

Third-Party Packages / Task Queues

• django-celery-results (⭐742) - Celery result backend with Django.

• django-tasks (⭐612) - A reference implementation and backport of background workers and tasks in Django, based on DEP 14.

Third-Party Packages / Users

• django-allauth-ui (⭐342) - Better-looking templates for django-allauth.

Projects / Boilerplate

• django-docker-template (⭐217) - Dockerized Django with Postgres, Gunicorn, and Traefik (with auto-renew Let's Encrypt).

• wemake-django-template (⭐2.1k) - Bleeding-edge Django template focused on code quality and security.

Projects / Open Source Projects

• linkding (⭐8.6k) - Self-hosted bookmark manager that is designed to be minimal, fast, and easy to set up using Docker.

11. Awesome Agi Cocosci

Concepts / Human Concept Representation

• Simple shape feature computation across modalities: convergence and divergence between the ventral and dorsal visual streams - Cerebral Cortex, 2023. [All Versions]. [Preprints]. Shape processing, whether by seeing or touching, is pivotal to object recognition and manipulation. Although the low-level signals are initially processed by different modality-specific neural circuits, multimodal responses to object shapes have been reported along both ventral and dorsal visual pathways. To understand this transitional process, the authors conducted visual and haptic shape perception fMRI experiments to test basic shape features (i.e. curvature and rectilinear) across the visual pathways. Using a combination of region-of-interest-based support vector machine decoding analysis and voxel selection method, the authors found that the top visual-discriminative voxels in the left occipital cortex (OC) could also classify haptic shape features, and the top haptic-discriminative voxels in the left posterior parietal cortex (PPC) could also classify visual shape features. Furthermore, these voxels could decode shape features in a cross-modal manner, suggesting shared neural computation across visual and haptic modalities. In the univariate analysis, the top haptic-discriminative voxels in the left PPC showed haptic rectilinear feature preference, whereas the top visual-discriminative voxels in the left OC showed no significant shape feature preference in either of the two modalities. Together, these results suggest that mid-level shape features are represented in a modality-independent manner in both the ventral and dorsal streams.

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