Awesome List Updates on Jun 04, 2025
8 awesome lists updated today.
🏠 Home · 🔍 Search · 🔥 Feed · 📮 Subscribe · ❤️ Sponsor
1. Awesome D
GUI Applications
- Inochi Creator (⭐982) - Inochi2D Rigging Application.
- Inochi Session (⭐342) - Application that allows streaming with Inochi2D puppets.
Game Bindings
- raylib-d (⭐75) - D bindings for raylib.
- sokol-d (⭐19) - D bindings for the sokol headers.
- DAllegro5 (⭐44) - D binding/wrapper to Allegro 5, a modern game programming library.
- DSFML (⭐96) - A static binding of SFML in a way that makes sense for D. See http://dsfml.com/.
2. Awesome Machine Learning
Python / Computer Vision
- LightlyTrain (⭐724) - Pretrain computer vision models on unlabeled data for industrial applications
3. Awesome Playcanvas
PlayCanvas Products
- PlayCanvas Editor - Browser-based editor for creating 3D web applications.
3D Gaussian Splatting / YouTube Playables
- Doly - Capture high-quality 3D photos of your products and embed them on Shopify in minutes.
- Prewatch - Smart virtual scouting for better decisions.
- Sutro Tower - Explore this 3D Gaussian Splat of San Francisco's communications tower.
4. Awesome European Tech
Index / Mail Providers
- Lettermint 🇳🇱 - Dutch transactional email service focused on privacy, deliverability, and developer experience.
5. Android Security Awesome
Tools / Dynamic Analysis Tools
- adbsploit (⭐837) - tools for exploiting device via ADB
6. Awesome Angular
Tooltips / Google Developer Experts
- ngx-overlay (⭐1) - A lightweight Angular library designed to leverage the latest CSS and HTML features while maintaining compatibility with most browsers. It provides an elegant solution for creating overlay components such as modals, tooltips, and popups using modern web standards.
Tailwind CSS Based / Google Developer Experts
- seacotools (⭐1) - A library designed for modern Angular applications, offering a suite of reusable UI components and services compatible with Tailwind CSS.
7. Awesome Agi Cocosci
Domain Specific Language / Logic DSL Applications
- Genetic circuit design automation with Cello 2.0 - Nature Protocol, 2022. [All Versions]. [Preprint]. Cells interact with their environment, communicate among themselves, track time and make decisions through functions controlled by natural regulatory genetic circuits consisting of interacting biological components. Synthetic programmable circuits used in therapeutics and other applications can be automatically designed by computer-aided tools. The Cello software designs the DNA sequences for programmable circuits based on a high-level software description and a library of characterized DNA parts representing Boolean logic gates. This process allows for design specification reuse, modular DNA part library curation and formalized circuit transformations based on experimental data. This protocol describes Cello 2.0, a freely available cross-platform software written in Java. Cello 2.0 enables flexible descriptions of the logic gates’ structure and their mathematical models representing dynamic behavior, new formal rules for describing the placement of gates in a genome, a new graphical user interface, support for Verilog 2005 syntax and a connection to the SynBioHub parts repository software environment. Collectively, these features expand Cello’s capabilities beyond Escherichia coli plasmids to new organisms and broader genetic contexts, including the genome. Designing circuits with Cello 2.0 produces an abstract Boolean network from a Verilog file, assigns biological parts to each node in the Boolean network, constructs a DNA sequence and generates highly structured and annotated sequence representations suitable for downstream processing and fabrication, respectively. The result is a sequence implementing the specified Boolean function in the organism and predictions of circuit performance. Depending on the size of the design space and users’ expertise, jobs may take minutes or hours to complete.
8. Awesome Integration
Resources / API Specification
- CloudEvents (⭐5.4k) (⭐5.4k) - A specification for describing event data in common formats to provide interoperability across services, platforms and systems.
- Prev: Jun 05, 2025
- Next: Jun 03, 2025