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1. Awesome Osint

DNS / GitHub

• Columbus Project (⭐33) - Columbus Project is an advanced subdomain discovery service with fast, powerful and easy to use API.

2. Awesome European Tech

Overview

• GDPR Compliance: European companies are required to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which ensures stricter data privacy and security for users compared to many other regions, including the U.S. This regulation has become a global gold standard for data protection.

• Sustainability Standards: Many European companies prioritize eco-friendly practices, such as utilizing renewable energy, reducing carbon emissions, and adopting circular economy principles. These efforts align with the EU’s ambitious Green Deal initiatives, making them leaders in sustainable innovation.

3. Awesome Vue

Projects Using Vue.js / Open Source

• MyIP (⭐8.6k) - All in one IP Toolbox. Easy to check what's your IPs, IP geolocation, check for DNS leaks, examine WebRTC connections, speed test, ping test, MTR test, check website availability and more.

• fylepad (⭐247) - a notepad with powerful rich-text editing, built with Vue.

Components & Libraries / Frameworks

• Inspira UI - Open Source components to build stunning animated interfaces effortlessly using Vue, Nuxt and Tailwind CSS.

Components & Libraries / UI Components

• hy-vue-gantt (⭐14) - A powerful and flexible Gantt chart component for Vue 3 applications.

• vue-enhanced-check (⭐16) - Enhanced checkboxes / radio input + toggle, components for vue 3

Components & Libraries / UI Utilities

• vue-to-counter (⭐1) Scroll strings, numbers, dates like a slot machine.

4. Awesome Docker

Terminal / Terminal UI

• lazyjournal (⭐593) - A interface for reading and filtering the logs output of Docker and Podman containers like Dozzle (⭐9k) but for the terminal with support for fuzzy find, regex and output coloring

5. Awesome Ios

Analytics

• Embrace - Mobile observability, built on OpenTelemetry, to provide user-focused, reliable apps.

6. Awesome Embedded Rust

Peripheral Access Crates / Raspberry Pi Silicon

• rp235x-pac - Peripheral access API for the RP2350 family of dual-core microcontrollers -

HAL implementation crates / Raspberry Pi Silicon

• rp235x-hal - HAL for the RP2350 family of dual-core microcontrollers (used in the Raspberry Pi Pico 2 etc.) -

Board support crates / Adafruit

• adafruit-feather-rp2040 - Board Support Crate for the Adafruit Feather RP2040

• adafruit-itsy-bitsy-rp2040 - Board Support Crate for the Adafruit ItsyBitsy RP2040

• adafruit-kb2040 - Board Support Crate for the Adafruit KB2040

• adafruit-macropad - Board Support Crate for the Adafruit Macropad

• adafruit-qt-py-rp2040 - Board Support Crate for the Adafruit QT Py RP2040

Board support crates / Pimoroni

• pimoroni-pico-explorer - Board Support for the Pimoroni Pico Explorer

• pimoroni-pico-lipo-16mb - Board Support for the Pimoroni Pico Lipo 16MB

Board support crates / Raspberry Pi

• rp-pico - Board Support Crate for the RP2040-based Raspberry Pi Pico.

Board support crates / Sparkfun

• sparkfun-pro-micro-rp2040 - Board Support Crate for the RP2040 based Sparkfun Pro Micro.

7. Awesome Polars

Blog posts / Miscellaneous

• Tutorials about Polars - A list of blog posts on Polars topics by @sparkbyexamples.

• How to Deal With Missing Data in Polars - A post that covers practical techniques for managing missing data with Polars by Ian Eyre.

8. Awesome Roadmaps

Programming Language

• C++ Developer Roadmap (⭐3.2k) - Roadmap focuses on general competencies and skills about C++ in 2024 .

• Go Developer Roadmap (⭐18k) - Roadmap to becoming a Go developer in 2021 .

• Java Developer Roadmap (⭐4.2k) - Roadmap to becoming a Java developer in 2025 .

• Nodejs Developer Roadmap (⭐4.8k) - Roadmap to becoming a Node.js developer in 2021 .

• Rust Web Developer Roadmap (⭐1.8k) - Roadmap to becoming a Rust Web developer in 2022 .

Web Development

• Angular Developer Roadmap 2 (⭐151) - Roadmap to becoming an Angular developer in 2024 .

• ASP.Net Core Developer Roadmap (⭐19k) - Roadmap to becoming an ASP .NET Core developer in 2025 .

• Laravel Developer Roadmap (⭐728) - Roadmap to becoming an Laravel developer in 2024 .

Mobile Development

• Android Developer Roadmap (⭐4.1k) - Roadmap to becoming an Android developer in 2020 .

• Flutter Developer Roadmap (⭐5.7k) - Roadmap for creating hybrid apps using Google's Flutter SDK .

Game Development

• Game Programming Roadmap (⭐18k) - Roadmap to becoming a game programmer .

AI / Machine Learning / Data Science

• AI Expert Roadmap (⭐30k) - Roadmap to becoming an Artificial Intelligence Expert in 2022 .

• Deep Learning Reading Roadmap (⭐39k) - Roadmap through seminal deep learning papers .

• Deep Learning Roadmap (⭐4.6k) - Roadmap to getting started with deep learning .

• Data Science Roadmap (⭐632) - Roadmap to becoming a data scientist .

• Data Scientist Roadmap (⭐7.2k) - Roadmap of tutorials for those interested in data science .

Miscellaneous

• Hacker Roadmap (⭐14k) - Roadmap for amateur pen testers and a collection of hacking tools, resources and references ❗.

• Software Architect Roadmap (⭐1.1k) - Roadmap for becoming a software architect .

• Software Design and Architecture Roadmap (⭐3.3k) - A software design and architecture roadmap for any developer .

• System Design Roadmap (⭐426) - Roadmap to learn system design and architecture .

• University Degree Roadmap (⭐117) - Roadmap for taking online university courses in various degree subjects .

Articles

• A Roadmap To Become A Better Android Developer - A collection of articles to provide a proper roadmap to become a better Android Developer .

• Java Full Stack Developer Roadmap - Discover all the tech career roadmaps and latest market trends in the tech job market !

9. Ai Collective Tools

Gift Ideas

• myGiftAgent - Your AI-powered gift recommendation assistant, helping you find the perfect presents for your loved ones. #free

10. Awesome Zsh Plugins

Plugins / superconsole - Windows-only

• arc-search (⭐1) - Enables quick searches using Arc browser directly from your terminal. Features URL encoding for search terms.

• github (⭐1) - Fork of the original GitHub plugin (⭐180k) embedded in oh-my-zsh.

• gitignore (valerius21) (⭐0) - oh-my-zsh's gitignore plugin extracted to be standalone

• gitignore (voronkovich) (⭐54) - Plugin for creating .gitignore files.

Completions / superconsole - Windows-only

• sdkman (matthieusb) (⭐61) - Add tab completions for sdkman.

• sdkman (yongxingzhao) (⭐0) - Add tab completions for sdkman.

Themes / superconsole - Windows-only

• jmtech (⭐1) - Customizable colors and symbols. Includes decorators for git status, exit status of last command run, gpg signing information and timestamps. Requires a Nerd Font (⭐59k) for the git status icons.

• sdt (⭐0) - Includes decorators for current directory and git status.

11. Awesome Svelte

Scaffold

• template-svelte (⭐71) - An official quickstart template with Phaser.

12. Awesome Django

Resources / Podcasts

• Django Brew - A fun, caffeine-powered podcast about the Django web framework by Adam Hill and Sangeeta Jadoonanan!

13. Awesome Selfhosted

Software / Search Engines

• Manticore Search (⭐11k) - Full-text search and data analytics, with fast response time for small, medium and big data (alternative to Elasticsearch). GPL-3.0 Docker/deb/C++/K8S

14. Awesome Plotters

Manuals, Ephemera, Papers, and Patents / Manuals

• HP-75 Plotter ROM External Reference Specification (1982) (PDF)

15. Awesome Mac

Reading and Writing Tools / Office

• SoftMaker Office - A complete office suite that aims for full compatibility with Microsoft Office documents.

Reading and Writing Tools / RSS

• Elytra - A Simple & Private RSS Feed Reader with native rendering for macOS & iOS.

Reading and Writing Tools / Others

• Collate - Free tool to collect, summarize and query PDFs with AI. All offline and free.

Developer Tools / IDEs

• BeagleEditor (⭐1) - A "beagleful" editor with features like syntax highlighting, plugins and... - A bit ugly, but it works

Utilities / Productivity

• Launchy - An app launcher and switcher that utilizes a radial menu.

16. Awesome Elixir

Applications

• Harpoon (⭐14) - A webhook receiver/inspector app, made using Phoenix and LiveView, it's basically a simplified version of webhook.site.

HTTP

• finch (⭐1.3k) - An HTTP client with a focus on performance, built on top of Mint and NimblePool.

17. Awesome Audit Algorithms

Papers / 2025

• CALM: Curiosity-Driven Auditing for Large Language Models - (AAAI) Auditing as a black-box optimization problem where the goal is to automatically uncover input-output pairs of the target LLMs that exhibit illegal, immoral, or unsafe behaviors.

• Queries, Representation & Detection: The Next 100 Model Fingerprinting Schemes - (AAAI) Divides model fingerprinting into three core components, to identify ∼100 previously unexplored combinations of these and gain insights into their performance.

Related Events / 2025

• AAAI workshop on AI Governance: Alignment, Morality, and Law

18. Awesome Talks

Software Development

• The Computer Revolution hasn't happend yet by Alan Kay (OOPSLA 1997) [1:04:34]

• The Future of Programming by Bret Victor (Dropbox's DBX conference 2013) [32:55]

• Inventing on Principle by Bret Victor (CUSEC 2012) [54:20]

• Media for Thinking the Unthinkable by Bret Victor (MIT Media Lab 2013) [39:32]

• Finding a Way Out by Chris Granger (Strange Loop 2013) [33:46]

• Programming is terrible - Lessons learned from a life wasted by Thomas Figg (EMF 2012) [1:06:43]

• Computers are a Sadness, I am the Cure by James Mickens (Monitorama PDX 2014) [27:35]

• Are We There Yet? by Rich Hickey (JVM Languages Summit 2009) [1:10:04]

• Simple Made Easy by Rich Hickey (Strange Loop 2011) [1:01:26]

• The Value of Values by Rich Hickey (GOTO Copenhagen 2012) [58:53]

• Effective Programs - 10 Years of Clojure by Rich Hickey (Clojure/Conj 2017) [1:14:51]

• The Web We Lost by Anil Dash (Berkman Klein Center 2013) [1:10:54]

• Growing a Language by Guy Steele (ACM OOPSLA 1998) [53:30]

• The Mess We're In by Joe Armstrong (Strange Loop 2014) [45:49]

• To the Moon! by Russ Olsen (Clojure/Conj 2013) [52:43]

• Simplify Challenging Software Problems with Rocket Science by Bradley Grzesiak (Rocky Mountain Ruby 2015) [23:07]

• A short history of Software Engineering, and other ideas that didn't work by Paolo Perrotta (Barcelona Ruby Conference 2020) [36:35]

• Linus Torvalds on Git by Linus Torvalds (Google 2007) [1:10:14]

• The Worst Programming Language Ever by Mark Rendle (NDC Oslo 2021) [1:00:40]

• Unconventional Programming with Chemical Computing by Carin Meier (Strange Loop 2015) [36:00]

• Seven Ineffective Coding Habits of Many Programmers by Kevlin Henney (NDC 2014) [01:02:52]

• 5 WTFs in 6 LOCs by Dorothy Wingrove (Brighton Ruby 2016) [05:11]

• Programming is Writing is Programming by Felienne Hermans (NDC Oslo 2017) [55:46]

• We're Doing It All Wrong by Paul Phillips (Pacific Northwest Scala 2013) [50:42]

• Real Software Engineering by Glenn Vanderburg (Software Art Thou 2018) [1:07:57]

• Feature Branching Considered Evil by Thierry de Pauw (DevTernity 2019) [49:38]

• Programming’s Greatest Mistakes by Mark Rendle (NDC Copenhagen 2022) [55:34]

• Preventing the Collapse of Civilization by Jonathan Blow (DevGAMM 2019) [01:02:41]

Object-Oriented Programming

• Functional is cool, but do you know OO by Sandro Mancuso (Devoxx UK 2013) [54:17]

• Stop Writing Classes by Jack Diederich (PyCon US 2012) [27:29]

Functional Programming

• Functional Principles for Object-Oriented Developers by Jessica Kerr (JDD Conference 2013) [51:13]

• Adventures in Functional Programming by Jim Weirich (ScotlandJS 2012) [50:34]

• Functional Programming: What? Why? When? by Robert C. Martin (NDC 2014) [58:26]

• Deconstructing Functional Programming by Gilad Bracha (QCon 2013) [48:33]

• Living in a Post-Functional World by Daniel Spiewak (Lambda Jam 2013) [45:46]

• Extreme Cleverness: Functional Data Structures in Scala by Daniel Spiewak (Clojure/Conj 2013) [39:24]

• Tangible Functional Programming by Conal Elliott (Google TechTalks 2007) [56:24]

• Faith, Evolution, and Programming Languages by Phillip Wadler (Google TechTalks 2007) [1:06:53]

• Don't fear the Monad by Dr. Brian Beckman (Channel 9 2012) [1:07:10]

• Functional Programming Design Patterns by Scott Wlaschin (NDC London 2014) [1:49:10]

• Domain modelling with the F# type system by Scott Wlaschin (NDC 2014) [1:03:40]

• Propositions as Types by Philip Wadler (Strange Loop 2015) [42:42]

• Category Theory for the Working Hacker by Philip Wadler (Joy of Code 2016) [42:17]

• Types are like the Weather, Type Systems are like Weathermen by Matthias Felleisen (Clojure/West 2016) [1:15:18]

• Functional architecture - The pits of success by Mark Seemann (NDC Sydney 2016) [1:00:09]

• To Clojure and back: Writing and rewriting in Ruby by Phillip Mendonça-Vieira (RubyConf 2016) [33:16]

• All I needed for FP I learned in High School Algebra by Eric Normand (Clojure/Conj 2017) [33:05]

• Solving Problems The Clojure Way by Rafal Dittwald (Clojure/North 2019) [01:02:25]

Software Design

• Architecture the Lost Years by Robert C. Martin (Ruby Midwest 2011) [1:06:38]

• DDD: putting the model to work by Eric Evans (JAOO 2007) [58:48]

• Unleash Your Domain by Greg Young (Øredev 2010) [45:20]

• The Art of Destroying Software by Greg Young (tretton37 2023) [42:30]

• 8 Lines of Code by Greg Young (QCon 2013) [54:43]

• Strategic Design by Eric Evans (JAOO 2007) [54:40]

• Reliability, Availability, and Scalability by Udi Dahan (IASA 2008) [1:11:09]

• Implementing Micro Service Architectures by Fred George (Øredev 2013) [54:40]

• Immutability Changes Everything by Pat Helland (RICON 2012) [45:19]

• Crafting Wicked Domain Models by Jimmy Bogard (NDC 2012) [1:03:03]

• The Actor Model by Hewitt, Meijer and Szyperski (Lang.NEXT 2012) [42:34]

• How To Design A Good API and Why it Matters by Josh Bloch (Google TechTalks 2007) [1:00:18]

• The Joys and Pains of a Long Lived Codebase by Jeremy D Miller (QCon 2009) [1:02:30]

• Microservices by Martin Fowler (GOTO 2014) [26.25]

• Stewardship: The Sobering Parts by Brian Goetz (Clojure/Conj 2014) [1:03:30]

• Therapeutic Refactoring by Katrina Owen (Cascadia Ruby Conf 2012) [26:04]

• Evidence-Oriented Programming by Andreas Stefik (Strange Loop 2015) [41:42]

• The Programming Language Wars by Andreas Stefik (CodeMesh 2014) [50:28]

• Hopelessness and Confidence in Distributed Systems Design by Camille Fournier (Strange Loop 2015) [40:35]

• Kill "Microservices" Before Its Too Late by Chad Fowler (Rocky Mountain Ruby 2016) [39:41]

• The Lost Art Of Software Design by Simon Brown (YOW! 2019) [46:15]

• Tidy First by Kent Beck (QCon 2023) [46:19]

Web Development

• Crockford on JavaScript by Douglas Crockford (Yahoo Theater 2011) [10:14:37]

• Go To There and Back Again by Douglas Crockford (Øredev 2013) [49:06]

• The Better Parts by Douglas Crockford (JS Fest 2018) [01:00:52]

• Introduction to Node.js by Ryan Dahl (BayJax/Yahoo 2011) [58:19]

• WAT by Gary Bernhardt (CodeMash 2012) [4:17]

• The Birth & Death of JavaScript by Gary Bernhardt (PyCon 2014) [29:22]

• Hey Underscore, You're Doing It Wrong! by Brian Lonsdorf (HTML5 Dev Conf 2015) [36:30]

• Community.js by Chris Williams (JSConfEU 2010) [21:39]

• An End to Negativity by Chris Williams (JSConfEU 2011) [27:25]

• Is Node.js Better by Brian Ford (JSConf 2012) [41:42]

• Life is Terrible: Let's Talk About the Web by James Mickens (Øredev 2014) [32:07]

• Critical rendering path - Crash course on web performance by Ilya Grigorik (Fluent 2013) [41:10]

• 10 Things I Learned from the jQuery Source by Paul Irish (TXJS conference 2010) [53:40]

• Om Next by David Nolen (EuroClojure 2015) [46:17]

• ClojureScript for Skeptics by Derek Slager (Clojure/Conj 2015) [41:08]

Test-Driven Development

• TDD, where did it all go wrong by Ian Cooper (NDC 2013) [1:00:37]

• Holistic testing by Jimmy Bogard (NDC 2013) [1:00:33]

• Boundaries by Gary Bernhardt (SCNA 2012) [33:44]

• Is TDD Dead? by Martin Fowler, Kent Beck, and David Heinemeier Hansson (DHH) (Blog/Martin Fowler 2014) [Article]

• The Transformation Priority Premise by Robert C. Martin (NDC 2011) [53:43]

• TDD in Tatters by Scott Bellware (NDC 2014) [01:07:53]

• Test-Driven Development - Write better code in less time by Evan Dorn (LA Ruby 2012) [30:54]

• The Magic Tricks of Testing by Sandi Metz (Rails Conf 2013) [32:22]

• How To Stop Hating Your Tests by Justin Searls (RubyConf 2015) [43:39]

• Why You Don't Get Mock Objects by Gregory Moeck (RubyConf 2011) [44:42]

• The Clean Code Talks - Unit Testing by Misko Hevery (Google TechTalks 2008) [32:07]

• TDD and Software Design by JB Rainsberger and Sandro Mancuso (YouTube/Carlos Blé 2008) [01:28:50]

• Integrated Tests Are a Scam by JB Rainsberger (DevConFu 2013) [01:04:35]

• Structure and Interpretation of Test Cases by Kevlin Henney (JavaZone 2018) [01:04:23]

• Does TDD Really Lead to Good Design? by Sandro Mancuso (DevTernity 2018) [57:59]

• TDD For Those Who Don't Need It by Chew Choon Keat (GopherCon SG 2017) [13:42]

• TDD: Theme & Variations by Kent Beck (Tech Excellence 2024) [57:29]

Methodologies

• The Land that Scrum Forgot by Robert C. Martin (NDC 2011) [45:41]

• Demanding Professionalism in Software Development by Robert C. Martin (Elapse Technologies 2012) [45:03]

• Spotify Engineering Culture - Part 1 by Spotify Training & Development (Spotify 2014) [13:12]

• Spotify Engineering Culture - Part 2 by Spotify Training & Development (Spotify 2014) [13:27]

• Adopting Continuous Delivery by Jez Humble (NDC 2013) [47:22]

• The Death of Agile by Dave Thomas (Rethink 2014) [47:47]

• Why Agile Works by Alistair Cockburn (Agile Lietuva 2012) [53:03]

• Implementing Programmer Anarchy by Fred George (Øredev 2013) [54:55]

• Moving Past the Scaling Myth by Michael Feathers (Philly ETE 2017) [52:02]

• It Is Not About Software Anymore by Mary Poppendieck (Agile India 2020) [01:06:38]

• 7 minutes, 26 seconds, and the Fundamental Theorem of Agile Software Development by JB Rainsberger (Øredev 2013) [00:07:42]

• Explaining Team Flow by Michel Grootjans (Michel Grootjans 2021) [14:30]

• The Efficiency Paradox by Niklas Modig (TEDx Umeå 2016) [18:48]

• Extreme Product Development by Peter Hilton (Devoxx UK 2024) [47:53]

Computer History

• A Brief History of Graphics by Stuart Brown (YouTube/Ahoy 2014) [46:00]

• The Charming Genius of the Apollo Guidance Computer by Brian Troutwine (Code Mesh 2015) [48:36]

• The History (and the Future) of Software by Grady Booch (CHM Live 2016) [01:09:27]

• The Future of Programming by Robert C. Martin (X/UP 2016) [01:18:20]

• 1968 by Kevlin Henney (Beauty in Code 2018) [56:44]

• DOOM’s Development: A Year of Madness by John Romero (WeAreDevelopers 2018) [44:12]

Databases

• Deconstructing the Database by Rich Hickey (JaxConf 2012) [1:06:23]

• Things Every Developer Absolutely, Positively Needs To Know About Database Indexing by Kai Sassnowski (Laracon EU 2019) [41:49]

Security

• Why Do Keynote Speakers Keep Suggesting That Improving Security Is Possible? by James Mickens (USENIX Security '18-Q) [51:21]

Testing

• Acceptance Testing For Continuous Delivery by Dave Farley (PIPELINE Conference 2015) [01:02:34]

Cognitive Development

• A Lecture on Creativity by John Cleese (London 1991) [36:59]

• The Meaning of Life by Derek Sivers (YouTube/Derek Sivers 2014) [18:54]

• Becoming an Outlier: Career Reboot for the Developer Mind by Cory House (NDC 2014) [59:12]

• Surviving the Framework Hype Cycle by Brandon Hays (Mountain West Ruby 2016) [35:26]

• Stop Treading Water - Learning to Learn by Edward Kmett (YOW! 2014) [40:58]

• The Last Lecture: Achieving Your Childhood Dreams by Randy Pausch (Carnegie Mellon 2007) [1:16:26]

• Steve Jobs' 2005 Stanford Commencement Address by Steve Jobs (Stanford 2005) [15:04]

• Hammock Driven Development by Rich Hickey (Clojure/Conj 2010) [39:48]

• Drive - The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us by RSA Animate (YouTube/RSA 2010) [10:47]

• Ideology by Gary Bernhardt (Strange Loop 2015) [21:22]

19. Awesome Mongodb

Resources / Books

• MongoDB in Action, Third Edition (Arek Borucki)

20. Awesome Machine Learning

Python / General-Purpose Machine Learning

• skforecast (⭐1.3k) - Python library for time series forecasting using machine learning models. It works with any regressor compatible with the scikit-learn API, including popular options like LightGBM, XGBoost, CatBoost, Keras, and many others.

21. Awesome Love2d

Physics

• slick (⭐34) - A simple to use polygon collision library inspired by bump.lua.

UI

• Luis (⭐60) - LUIS (Love UI System) - A retained Mode UI Framework for LÖVE with Input processing (mouse, keyboard, touch, gamepad), Layer-, Grid-, State-, Theming-system, UI Editor, 16+ Widgets (for Desktop & Mobile).

22. Awesome Cl

Other DB wrappers

• cl-bunny (⭐17) - Common Lisp RabbitMQ client based on IOLib. MIT.

23. Awesome Neovim

Color / Diagnostics

• xzbdmw/colorful-menu.nvim (⭐363) - Colorize your auto completion menu using Tree-sitter.

Tree-sitter Supported Colorscheme / Diagnostics

• m15a/nvim-srcerite (⭐5) - A colorscheme inspired by Srcery, based on nvim-highlite.

Utility / Diagnostics

• mluders/comfy-line-numbers.nvim (⭐39) - Limits relative numbers to only show left-hand digits on the keyboard.

24. Awesome Vala

Apps / Development Tools

• Kangaroo (⭐409) - AI-powered SQL client and admin tool for popular databases.

• VAMM (Vinari OS Apache & MariaDB Manager) - Manages LAMP services using a GTK 3 GUI.

25. Awesome Dotnet

API

• Population.NET (⭐37) - A .NET library allows clients to specify the exact fields they need, reducing unnecessary data transfer by avoiding the retrieval of all fields by default.

Artificial Intelligence

• LlmTornado (⭐185) - One .NET library to consume OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere, Google, Azure, Groq, and self-hosed APIs.

Logging / GUI - other

• AutoLoggerMessage (⭐101) - A source generator that automatically migrates all logging calls to high-performant LoggerMessage version.

Tools / GUI - other

• FastCloner (⭐148) - Fast deep cloning library for .NET 8+. Zero-config, works out of the box.

26. Awesome Godot

Projects / Godot 4

• Material Maker (⭐4.2k) - Create PBR materials procedurally (similar to Substance Designer).

Templates / Godot 4

• Takin Godot Template (⭐333) - Template with a save file system, localization, UI (main menu, save files, options, credits), example game scene, plugins (scene and audio managers, logger, linter, resource viewer), placeholders (music, sfx), github workflows and various utility scripts.

27. Awesome Go

Authentication and OAuth

• permissions (⭐9) - Library for keeping track of users, login states, and permissions. Uses secure cookies and bcrypt.

Build Automation

• gaper (⭐81) - Builds and restarts a Go project when it crashes or some watched file changes.

Uncategorized

• archives (⭐265) - a cross-platform, multi-format Go library for working with archives and compression formats with a unified API and as virtual file systems compatible with io/fs.

Networking

• GoProxy (⭐6.4k) - A library to create a customized HTTP/HTTPS proxy server using Go.

Resource Embedding

• embed - Package embed provides access to files embedded in the running Go program.

Template Engines

• extemplate - Tiny wrapper around html/template to allow for easy file-based template inheritance.

Mock

• gomock (⭐2.9k) - Mocking framework for the Go programming language.

XML / Libraries for creating HTTP middlewares

• xmlquery (⭐470) - xmlquery is Golang XPath package for XML query.

28. Awesome Privacy

Pastebin and Secret Sharing

• crypt.fyi - Ephemeral zero-knowledge sensitive data sharing platform with web, cli, and chrome-extension clients

Full Featured Financial Management

• Actual - Super fast and privacy-focused app for managing your finances.

• Firefly III - A free and open source personal finance manager.

• Maybe - Open Source and secure OS for your personal finances.

Budget Management

• Budget Zen - Simple and Encrypted Budget Management.

• ProExpense (⭐99) - A simple free finance note to safely record daily expenses.

Shared Expenses

• Tricount - App size is massive (~200MB) and contains many trackers from Facebook, Google and Huawei.

• Splitwise - App contains trackers from Google and Amazon.

• Spliit (⭐1.8k) - Share Expenses with Friends & Family. No ads. No account. Open Source. Forever Free.

• PeerSplit (⭐27) - Website - Track and split group expenses. 100% free, 100% private.

• SplitPro (⭐698) - Website - Split Expenses with your friends for free. An open source alternative to SplitWise.

• IHateMoney - Manage your shared expenses, easily. Lacks unequal splitting.
  • MoneyBuster - Android client for Nextcloud Cospend and IHateMoney servers.

• Nextcloud Cospend - A group/shared budget manager inspired by the great IHateMoney.
  • MoneyBuster - Android client for Nextcloud Cospend and IHateMoney servers.

Others

• Debitum (⭐93) - With Debitum you can track all kinds of IOUs, be it money or lent items.

Portfolio trackers

• Ghostfolio (⭐6k) - open source wealth management software built with web technology.

• PortfolioPerformance - An open source tool to calculate the overall performance of an investment portfolio-

29. Static Analysis

Other / Other

• scsslint (⭐3.7k) ⚠️ — Linter for SCSS files.

• mdl (⭐1.9k) ⚠️ — A tool to check Markdown files and flag style issues.

30. Awesome Developer First

IDE

• GoCodeo- An AI coding & testing agent.

Infrastructure as Code

• Terrateam - GitOps-first open-source Infrastructure as Code automation for Terraform, OpenTofu, Terragrunt, CDKTF, and Pulumi.

31. Awesome Microservices

Workflow Orchestration / Scala

• Inngest (⭐3.2k) - Durable functions for reliable background logic, from background jobs to complex workflows.

32. Awesome Agi Cocosci

Bayesian Modeling / Generative Model

• Object Perception as Bayesian Inference - Annual Review of Psychology, 2004. [All Versions]. [Preprint]. We perceive the shapes and material properties of objects quickly and reliably despite the complexity and objective ambiguities of natural images. Typical images are highly complex because they consist of many objects embedded in background clutter. Moreover, the image features of an object are extremely variable and ambiguous owing to the effects of projection, occlusion, background clutter, and illumination. The very success of everyday vision implies neural mechanisms, yet to be understood, that discount irrelevant information and organize ambiguous or noisy local image features into objects and surfaces. Recent work in Bayesian theories of visual perception has shown how complexity may be managed and ambiguity resolved through the task-dependent, probabilistic integration of prior object knowledge with image features.

• From information scaling of natural images to regimes of statistical models - Quarterly of Applied Mathematics, 2008. [All Versions]. [Preprint]. One fundamental property of natural image data that distinguishes vision from other sensory tasks such as speech recognition is that scale plays a profound role in image formation and interpretation. Specifically, visual objects can appear at a wide range of scales in the images due to the change of viewing distance as well as camera resolution. The same objects appearing at different scales produce different image data with different statistical properties. In particular, this work shows that the entropy rate of the image data changes over scale. Moreover, the inferential uncertainty changes over scale too. The authors call these changes information scaling. They then examine both empirically and theoretically two prominent and yet largely isolated classes of image models, namely, wavelet sparse coding models and Markov random field models. The results indicate that the two classes of models are appropriate for two different entropy regimes: sparse coding targets low entropy regimes, whereas Markov random fields are appropriate for high entropy regimes. Because information scaling connects different entropy regimes, both sparse coding and Markov random fields are necessary for representing natural image data, and information scaling triggers transitions between these two regimes.

• Latent Space Factorisation and Manipulation via Matrix Subspace Projection - ICML'20, 2020. [All Versions].

• Minimax entropy principle and its application to texture modeling - Neural Computing, 1997. [All Versions]. [Preprint]. This article proposes a general theory and methodology, called the minimax entropy principle, for building statistical models for images (or signals) in a variety of applications. This principle consists of two parts. The first is the maximum entropy principle for feature binding (or fusion): for a given set of observed feature statistics, a distribution can be built to bind these feature statistics together by maximizing the entropy over all distributions that reproduce them. The second part is the minimum entropy principle for feature selection: among all plausible sets of feature statistics, we choose the set whose maximum entropy distribution has the minimum entropy. Computational and inferential issues in both parts are addressed; in particular, a feature pursuit procedure is proposed for approximately selecting the optimal set of features. The minimax entropy principle is then corrected by considering the sample variation in the observed feature statistics, and an information criterion for feature pursuit is derived. The minimax entropy principle is applied to texture modeling, where a novel Markov random field (MRF) model, called FRAME (filter, random field, and minimax entropy), is derived, and encouraging results are obtained in experiments on a variety of texture images.

• Parameter Expansion for Data Augmentation - Journal of the American Statistical Association, 1999. [All Versions]. [Preprint]. Viewing the observed data of a statistical model as incomplete and augmenting its missing parts are useful for clarifying concepts and central to the invention of two well-known statistical algorithms: expectation-maximization (EM) and data augmentation. Recently, the authors demonstrated that expanding the parameter space along with augmenting the missing data is useful for accelerating iterative computation in an EM algorithm. The main purpose of this article is to rigorously define a parameter expanded data augmentation (PX-DA) algorithm and to study its theoretical properties. The PX-DA is a special way of using auxiliary variables to accelerate Gibbs sampling algorithms and is closely related to reparameterization techniques.

33. Awesome Wpo

Image Optimizers / Meetups

• ResponsiveImage - Generate optimized images (WebP, AVIF) and LQIP placeholders using Vite or webpack plugins and render responsive image markup with an image component for multiple frameworks.

34. Awesome Creative Technology

Creative Technology

• Name: 1024 Architecture

  Locations: [Paris]

  Keywords: architectural and digital works, orchestrated sound and light scores

  Jobs: 📧

• Name: Acrylicize

  Locations: [London] [NYC] [Seattle]

  Keywords: harness the power of art and creativity to help people fall in love with spaces

  Jobs: 📧

• Name: Ada

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: experience innovation and design agency that partners with the world's most ambitious visionaries and brands in the culture, arts and social impact space

• Name: Adirondack Studios

  Locations: [Glens Falls, NY] [Dubai] [Orlando] [Shanghai] [LA] [Singapore]

  Keywords: concept, schematic, design, construction, fabrication, installation, support

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Alt Ethos

  Locations: [Denver]

  Keywords: experiential, metaverse, and event design agency

• Name: Art + Com

  Locations: [Berlin]

  Keywords: media sculptures, data installations, new media

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Art Processors

  Locations: [Melbourne] [NYC]

  Keywords: partner with cultural and tourism organisations to invent new realities of human experience

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Artists & Engineers

  Locations: [London]

  Keywords: production and technology studio, showrooms, concerts, art installations

• Name: Augmented Magic

  Locations: [Paris]

  Keywords: augmented magic shows, digital installations

  Jobs: 📧

• Name: AV Controls

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: site-specific technology installations, digital landmarks

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Barbarian

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: marketing and advertising, new media

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: batwin + robin productions

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: environments, interactives, theaters, events

• Name: Beaudry Interactive

  Locations: [LA]

  Keywords: themed entertainment, museum exhibitions, live shows, and branded experiences

• Name: Blackbow

  Locations: [Beijing]

  Keywords: projection mapping, digital art and cultural experiences

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Blublu

  Locations: [Hangzhou]

  Keywords: projection mapping, immersive experiences for museums and workspace

  Jobs: 📧

• Name: Bluecadet

  Locations: [Philadelphia] [NYC]

  Keywords: experience design across digital and physical environments, visitor centers

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Brain

  Locations: [LA]

  Keywords: s very serious art studio

• Name: BRC Imagination Arts

  Locations: [Burbank, CA] [Edinburgh] [Amsterdam]

  Keywords: brand and cultural stories, strategy, animation, digital and hybrid experiences

• Name: BRDG Studios

  Locations: [Philadelphia]

  Keywords: digital moments in physical spaces, retail environments, art galleries, events

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: BREAKFAST

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: software-/hardware-driven artworks, flip discs

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Breeze Creative

  Locations: [NYC] [Miami]

  Keywords: interactive experience design, family entertainment, museums, playgrounds, educational institutions

• Name: Bright

  Locations: [Paris]

  Keywords: data visualization, digital installations, experiential sites, video games

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: C&G Partners

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: branding, digital installations, exhibits and environments, signage, wayfinding, websites

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Charcoalblue

  Locations: [NYC] [Melbourne] [Chicago] [UK] [London]

  Keywords: amazing spaces where stories are told and experiences are shared

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Cinimod Studio

  Locations: [London]

  Keywords: location based work where technology, environment, content and real life interaction meet

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Cocolab

  Locations: [Mexico City]

  Keywords: multimedia experiences, immersive walk, exhibitions, installations, multimedia museography

• Name: Code and Theory

  Locations: [NYC] [San Francisco] [London] [Manila]

  Keywords: strategically driven, digital-first agency that lives at the intersection of creativity and technology

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Cognition

  Locations: [LA]

  Keywords: an interactive studio designed to enrich experiences by building creative technology with human empathy

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Comuzi

  Locations: [London]

  Keywords: explore and imagine and prototyp and creatr future-forward creative concepts

• Name: Cosm

  Locations: [Dallas] [LA] [City] [Pittsburgh] [Gurgaon]

  Keywords: immersive entertainment and media, planetariums, LED domes

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: DE-YAN

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: creative concepting, experiential, motion, graphic & interactive design within luxury, fashion, beauty, & lifestyle

  Jobs: 📧

• Name: Deeplocal

  Locations: [Pittsburgh]

  Keywords: creative engineers, inventors, interactive experiences, human stories

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Design I/O

  Locations: [NYC] [San Francisco]

  Keywords: immersive, interactive installations, storytelling, events, galleries, museums, exhibitions and public space

• Name: Digifun

  Locations: [Shanghai]

  Keywords: projection mapping, new media art education

• Name: Digital Ambiance

  Locations: [Berkeley, CA]

  Keywords: lighting design, projection mapping, interactive design

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Digital Kitchen

  Locations: [LA]

  Keywords: iconic main titles, multimedia content, imaginative experiences, and immersive spaces

• Name: Dimensional Innovations

  Locations: [Kansas City] [Atlanta] [Minneapolis] [Denver] [LA] [Pittsburgh]

  Keywords: experience design, interactive experiences, brand activation

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Dome

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: experience design studio that gathers designers, technologists, and strategists to solve unusual problems

• Name: Domestic Data Streamers

  Locations: [Barcelona]

  Keywords: fighting indifference towards data

• Name: DOTDOT

  Locations: [Auckland] [NYC] [Brisbane]

  Keywords: AR, music videos, interactive installations, games

• Name: dotdotdash

  Locations: [Portland] [LA] [NYC]

  Keywords: innovation agency that seamlessly blends the physical and digital

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Downstream

  Locations: [Portland] [Amsterdam] [Melbourne]

  Keywords: strategy + design + content + technology

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Dpt.

  Locations: [Montreal]

  Keywords: generating wonder with immersive platforms, AR, & VR

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Eness

  Locations: [Melbourne]

  Keywords: evocative interactive experiences for public, commercial and cultural entities

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Envoy

  Locations: [Chicago] [LA] [San Diego]

  Keywords: transform environments into exceptional experiences, formerly Leviathan

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Eos Lightmedia

  Locations: [Vancouver] [NYC] [Orlando]

  Keywords: lighting and audiovisual design, themed attractions, museums, architecture, public spaces, building facades, presentation centers, and public art installations

• Name: ESI Design

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: transforms places into experiences, immersive deisgn, architectural scale

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Extrapolation Factory

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: research studio, futures studies, collaborative prototyping

• Name: Fast Horse

  Locations: [Minneapolis]

  Keywords: a truly integrated creative agency

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: FIELD

  Locations: [London]

  Keywords: future aesthetics for design, motion, experiential

• Name: Float4

  Locations: [Montreal] [NYC]

  Keywords: integrates digital experiences into physical spaces to amplify their identity

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: fuse

  Locations: [Modena, Italy]

  Keywords: live-media performances, experimentation, electronic music, digital arts

• Name: Future Colossal

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: experiential technologies in advertising and entertainment and art

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Gallagher & Associates

  Locations: [DC] [NYC] [Portland] [Singapore]

  Keywords: harmony between technology, narrative, and physical design

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Game Seven

  Locations: [NYC] [LA]

  Keywords: intersection of sport and culture, brand stories

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Geeksart

  Locations: [Guangzhou] [Shanghai]

  Keywords: media sculptures, new media exhibition

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Giant Spoon

  Locations: [NYC] [LA]

  Keywords: translate cultural trends into big ideas, experiential, gaming

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Groove Jones

  Locations: [Dallas]

  Keywords: XR, AR, VR, volumetric scanning, popups

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Hirsch & Mann

  Locations: [London]

  Keywords: digital and physical experiences for premium brands worldwide, experiential retail marketing, installation design

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Hotel Creative

  Locations: [London]

  Keywords: retail, branding, exhibitions, events

  Jobs: 📧

• Name: Hovercraft

  Locations: [Denver] [Portland]

  Keywords: interactive installations, site-specific content, retail, sports

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: HUSH

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: marketing and advertising, retail and DTC, architecture

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: iart

  Locations: [Basel]

  Keywords: studio for media architectures, enhancing physical spaces with digital technology

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: IMG SRC

  Locations: [Tokyo]

  Keywords: full-service communication agency focusing on websites, installations, and R&D

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Immersive International

  Locations: [London] [Shanghai] [Ottawa] [Hong Kong] [Cape Town]

  Keywords: live experiences and art installations in public, private and commercial spaces

• Name: Intergalactic

  Locations: [Vancouver] [London]

  Keywords: mobile apps, interactive screens, web development, application design and visualization

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Invisible North

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: culturally fluent, thoughtful experiences, bring brands to life

  Jobs: 📧

• Name: Jam3

  Locations: [Toronto] [LA] [Montevideo] [Amsterdam]

  Keywords: create modern experiences for tomorrow's brands

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Jason Sherwood Design

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: television and broadway and concert stage design

• Name: Left Field Labs

  Locations: [LA]

  Keywords: products, platforms, and services that solve fundamental human challenges

  Jobs: 📧

• Name: Listen

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: sensory-driven brand assets, modern cultural landscape, sound, experiences

• Name: Lorem Ipsum

  Locations: [NYC] [Moscow] [London]

  Keywords: experience design, narrative, physical and digital environments

• Name: m ss ng p eces

  Locations: [NYC] [LA]

  Keywords: new wave production and entertainment partner for content and immersive experiences that inspire culture

• Name: Magnopus

  Locations: [LA] [London]

  Keywords: unite the physical and digital worlds with extraordinary experiences

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Manifold

  Locations: [San Francisco] [LA] [Portland]

  Keywords: we hire smart people and get out of their way

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Map

  Locations: [London]

  Keywords: industrial designers who believe great design can solve problems

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Marshmallow Laser Feast

  Locations: [London]

  Keywords: leaving a slug trail of sensory nuggets as we journey through the cosmos

  Jobs: 📧

• Name: Master of Shapes

  Locations: [LA]

  Keywords: a space surfing, geometry taming, buffalo riding, Future House

• Name: Midnight Commercial

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: unite the disparate digital and physical worlds

• Name: Midwest Immersive

  Locations: [Chicago]

  Keywords: immersive experiences for brands and agencies, projection mapping, LED lighting, games and app development

• Name: MindBuffer

  Locations: [Berlin]

  Keywords: audiovisual research and digital design studio

• Name: Moment Factory

  Locations: [Montreal] [LA] [London] [Tokyo] [Paris] [NYC]

  Keywords: shows, destinations, content, interactive, scenography

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Momentum Worldwide

  Locations: [NYC] [Athens] [Atlanta] [Bogota] [Bucharest] [Cairo] [Chicago] [Dubai] [Frankfurt] [Gothenburg] [Lima] [London] [Madrid] [Manchester] [Mexico City] [Milan] [New Delhi] [Santiago] [Sao Paulo] [Seattle] [Seoul] [St. Louis] [Sydney] [Toronto] [Tokyo]

  Keywords: disruptive, entertaining, shareable, unforgettable experiences for clients and their fans

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Motse

  Locations: [Shenzhen]

  Keywords: digital art

  Jobs: 📧

• Name: Mousetrappe Media

  Locations: [LA]

  Keywords: media design and production, architecturally mapped projection, immersive films, exhibits, attractions, and live events

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: MSCHF

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: viral stunts and products, trying to do stuff that the world can't even define

• Name: mycotoo

  Locations: [LA] [Barcelona]

  Keywords: entertainment development company specializing in theme park design, immersive experiences, and best-in-class events worldwide

• Name: NCompass

  Locations: [LA]

  Keywords: brand and marketing solutions creating experiences that integrate the latest technology and creative

• Name: Neon Global

  Locations: [Singapore]

  Keywords: world class and epic experiences that are innovative, creative and exciting

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: NeoPangea

  Locations: [Reading, PA]

  Keywords: microsites, games, VR/AR, digital, social

• Name: NEXT/NOW

  Locations: [Chicago]

  Keywords: brand activations, immersive environments, emerging technologies

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: NGX Interactive

  Locations: [Vancouver]

  Keywords: pushing new technologies to create experiences that are vivid and meaningful

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Night Kitchen

  Locations: [Philadelphia]

  Keywords: dynamic digital experiences, online exhibitions, digital strategy, storytelling

  Jobs: 📧

• Name: Nohlab

  Locations: [Istanbul]

  Keywords: producing interdisciplinary experiences around art, design and technology

  Jobs: 📧

• Name: Normal

  Locations: [Montreal]

  Keywords: public installations, entertainment, performing arts, stage design

  Jobs: 📧

• Name: Nowhere

  Locations: [Shanghai]

  Keywords: marketing events, interactive experiences

• Name: Oat Foundry

  Locations: [Philadelphia]

  Keywords: split-flap displays, electromechanical stuff, think tank, products, experiences

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: OIO

  Locations: [London]

  Keywords: creative company working on future products and tools for a less boring future

• Name: Onformative

  Locations: [Berlin]

  Keywords: studio for digital art and design, challenge the boundaries between art and design and technology

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Optimist

  Locations: [LA] [NYC] [London] [Amsterdam] [Hamburg] [Berlin] [Prague]

  Keywords: architects of subculture, creative, design, strategy, production, content, brand experience

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Ouchhh Studio

  Locations: [Istanbul]

  Keywords: public art, poetic public experiences, data as a paint, algorithm as a brush

• Name: Patten Studio

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: informed by research at the MIT Media Lab, experiences that connect people

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Pneuhaus

  Locations: [Island]

  Keywords: using inflatables to investigate the fundamental properties of perceptual experience in order to incite curiosity and wonder

• Name: Potion Design

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: design and technology studio, interactive, musuems

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: pretty bloody simple

  Locations: [Munich]

  Keywords: interactive experiences, analog and digital, musuems

• Name: RadicalMedia

  Locations: [NYC] [LA]

  Keywords: commercials, documentaries, music videos, branded experiences, & immersive environments

  Jobs: 📧

• Name: Rare Volume

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: design and technology studio, interactive video walls

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Recursive

  Locations: [Eastbourne, UK]

  Keywords: AV, Lighting, Content and Software to transform spaces for brands, venues, and people

• Name: Red Paper Heart

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: art from real world interaction

  Jobs: 📧

• Name: Relative Scale

  Locations: [Raleigh]

  Keywords: bespoke digital products and experiences for brands and institutions

• Name: RGI Creative

  Locations: [Cleveland]

  Keywords: corporate experience design, museums exhibits and displays

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Rosie Lee Creative

  Locations: [London] [Amsterdam] [NYC]

  Keywords: design, creative, digital and consultancy

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: S1T2

  Locations: [Sydney] [Melbourne] [Shanghai]

  Keywords: We create interactive experiences that immerse audiences in the future of storytelling through technology.

• Name: Second Story

  Locations: [Atlanta] [Portland] [NYC]

  Keywords: exhibition, interactive, software, experience, hardware, VR, AR, projection

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Seeeklab

  Locations: [Xiamen]

  Keywords: marketing events, interactive installation

• Name: Set Reset

  Locations: [London]

  Keywords: transforming data into compelling stories that fuel growth and create opportunity

• Name: SOSO

  Locations: [Boston] [San Diego]

  Keywords: delivering real human impact across physical and virtual space, placemaking and storytelling

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: space150

  Locations: [Minneapolis] [LA] [NYC]

  Keywords: a tech-driven creative agency

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Sparks

  Locations: [Philadelphia] [Shanghai] [Paris] [Berlin] [Amsterdam]

  Keywords: conferences, popups, event production, fabrication

• Name: Special Projects

  Locations: [London]

  Keywords: design and innovation agency that reveals user needs and transforms them into experiences and products

  Jobs: 📧

• Name: Spectacle

  Locations: [Phoenix]

  Keywords: expertise in fabricating experiences that drive engagement and wow participants

• Name: Spectra Studio

  Locations: [LA]

  Keywords: installations, projection, sculpture, robotics, light and sound

• Name: Squint/Opera

  Locations: [London] [NYC] [Dubai]

  Keywords: experience design for the built environment and musuems and attractions

• Name: Staat

  Locations: [Amsterdam]

  Keywords: branding, editorial, event, film, graphic design, illustration, installation, interactive, interior design, production, retail

  Jobs: 📧

• Name: Stimulant

  Locations: [San Francisco]

  Keywords: experience design and interactive installation, human-scale, site-specific digital experiences and touchscreen applications

• Name: StoreyStudio

  Locations: [London]

  Keywords: spatial design, set design, window displays, moving image

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Studio Black

  Locations: [LA] [NYC]

  Keywords: technical production, design advisory, content management, digital content

• Name: Studio Elsewhere

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: bio-experiential design and technology to support brain health

• Name: Studio TheGreenEyl

  Locations: [Berlin] [NYC]

  Keywords: exhibitions, installations, objects, images, interactions and algorithms

• Name: Super A-OK

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: A multi-modal service bureau for the 21st century, fabrication, electronics

• Name: SUPERBIEN

  Locations: [Paris] [NYC] [Dubai]

  Keywords: Creative studio for visually extended experiences, merging digital & physical environments.

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Superfly

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: create shared experiences that shape how the world plays & connects

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: TAD

  Locations: [NYC] [London]

  Keywords: digital experiences, technology and architecture, designed to inspire people.

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: tamschick

  Locations: [Berlin]

  Keywords: media and architectural narrative design, exhibitions, branded space, musuems

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Team Epiphany

  Locations: [NYC] [LA]

  Keywords: influencer marketing, IRL, vertical integration

  Jobs: 📧

• Name: Tellart

  Locations: [Providence] [Amsterdam] [San Francisco]

  Keywords: transformative experiences, invention, physical & digital experiences, new technologies

  Jobs: 📧

• Name: The Gathery

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: editorially-born creative agency specializing in brand marketing and content creation

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: The Lab at Rockwell Group

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: architecture and design, branded experiences, immersive environments, pop ups

• Name: The Projects

  Locations: [London] [LA] [NYC] [Sydney]

  Keywords: brand consultancy, meaningful experiences, tell stories

• Name: THG

  Locations: [LA]

  Keywords: experiential, exhibit, live shows, theme parks, retail, dining, museums

• Name: Thinkwell

  Locations: [LA] [Montreal] [Abu Dhabi] [Riyadh]

  Keywords: strategy, experience design, production, master planning, entertainment destinations, branded attractions, interactive media installations, events, museums, expos

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Tinker

  Locations: [Utrecht]

  Keywords: narrative spaces, musuems, experience design, consultancy

• Name: Tool

  Locations: [LA]

  Keywords: help brands and agencies with ideation, content, and experience production that generate buzz

• Name: Trivium Interactive

  Locations: [Boston]

  Keywords: experience design and production

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Two Goats

  Locations: [NYC] [LA] [London]

  Keywords: AR, interactive branded experiences

• Name: Unified Field

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: content-rich, experiential and interactive media for digital branding, media environments, and exhibits in public spaces

  Jobs: 📧

• Name: UNIT9

  Locations: [London] [LA] [NYC] [Berlin]

  Keywords: innovation architects, product designers, software engineers, gaming experts, creatives, art directors, designers, producers and film directors

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: Upswell

  Locations: [Portland]

  Keywords: digital and physical content first experiences

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: VTProDesign

  Locations: [LA]

  Keywords: high tech robotics and projection mapping

  Jobs: 📧

• Name: VVOX

  Locations: [NYC] [LA]

  Keywords: high-end design, code, fabrication, sound

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: We Are Royale

  Locations: [LA] [Seattle]

  Keywords: frontlines of design & technology to arm brands with the creative to turn audiences into advocates

  Jobs: 📧

• Name: WHITEvoid

  Locations: [Berlin] [Shanghai]

  Keywords: public or brand spaces and events, trade fair stands, shows and exhibitions, museums and festivals

• Name: WOA STUDIO

  Locations: [Milan]

  Keywords: immersive experiences, multimedia, video mapping, digital artistry

• Name: Wonderlabs

  Locations: [Shanghai]

  Keywords: marketing events, interactive installation

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: XORXOR

  Locations: [Budapest]

  Keywords: collaboration between scientists, engineers, artists and robots, real-time visuals meet complex design

  Jobs: 🌐

• Name: y=f(x)

  Locations: [Amsterdam]

  Keywords: creative technology studio focused on the creation of overarching multimedia experiences, with specially crafted software and design

• Name: Yellow Studio

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: artistically-minded design, tv/concert/event production design, set design

• Name: Zebradog

  Locations: [Madison]

  Keywords: communication design and the built environment, higher education

• Name: Zebrar

  Locations: [Sydney]

  Keywords: immersive technology & interactive design, AR, VR, digital activations

Collectives & Practices

• Name: 3-Legged Dog

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: original works in theater, performance, dance, media and hybrid forms

• Name: Brooklyn Research

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: we build interactive systems for a range of clients including museums, artists, and leading technology firms

• Name: Dave + Gabe

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: interactive installation studio, real-time animation, generative 3D sound

• Name: Hypersonic

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: groundbreaking new media sculptures and physical installations

• Name: Jen Lewin Studio

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: interactive light landscapes

• Name: Kimchi and Chips

  Locations: [South Korea]

  Keywords: intersection of art, science and philosophy through ambitious large-scale installations

• Name: NightLight Labs

  Locations: [LA]

  Keywords: installations, activations, narrative experiences

• Name: NONOTAK Studio

  Locations: [Paris]

  Keywords: light and sound installations, ethereal, immersive, dreamlike

• Name: panGenerator

  Locations: [Warsaw]

  Keywords: new media art and design collective, mixing bits & atoms

• Name: Random International

  Locations: [London] [Berlin]

  Keywords: experimental practice within contemporary art, human condition in an increasingly mechanised world

• Name: Smooth Technology

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: cutting-edge technology and artistic sensibility, wireless wearables, create the impossible

• Name: Taller Estampa

  Locations: [Barcelona]

  Keywords: group of filmmakers, programmers and researchers who work in the fields of experimental audiovisual and digital environments.

• Name: teamLab

  Locations: [Tokyo]

  Keywords: full-room interactive projection mapping, interdisciplinary group of ultratechnologists

• Name: The Cuttelfish

  Locations: [USA]

  Keywords: explore and imagine and prototyp and creatr future-forward creative concepts

• Name: Ultravioletto

  Locations: [Rome]

  Keywords: exhibitions, fairs, museums, brand experiences and events

• Name: United Visual Artists

  Locations: [London]

  Keywords: new technologies with traditional media, site-specific, instruments that manipulate perception

• Name: WHYIXD

  Locations: [Taiwan]

  Keywords: cross-disciplinary art installations, dance, architecture, music

Experiential Spaces & Experiences

• Name: 29 Rooms (Vice Media Group)

  Locations: [USA]

  Keywords: multi-sensory installations, performances, and workshops

• Name: Cascade

  Locations: [LA]

  Keywords: interactive art experience

• Name: Color Factory

  Locations: [NYC] [Houston]

  Keywords: collaborative interactive exhibit

• Name: Meow Wolf

  Locations: [Santa Fe] [Las Vegas] [Denver]

  Keywords: immersive and interactive experiences that transport audiences of all ages into fantastic realms of story and exploration

• Name: Museum of Ice Cream

  Locations: [San Francisco] [NYC]

  Keywords: transforms concepts and dreams into spaces that provoke imagination and creativity

• Name: PopUpMob

  Locations: [NYC] [LA] [London] [Paris]

  Keywords: one-stop shop for pop up experiences

• Name: Studio Daguet

  Locations: [Nantes] [Paris]

  Keywords: staging stories, show, music, theme parks, museums, hotels

Fabricators

• Name: 5 Ten

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: LED technology design, fabrication, and integration

• Name: Bednark

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: full-service fabrication, production, install

• Name: Bridgewater Studio

  Locations: [Chicago]

  Keywords: full service design and fabrication

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• Name: Eventscape

  Locations: [Toronto]

  Keywords: building the extraordinary, full service

• Name: Gamma

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: large scale robotic cnc, install, sculptures

• Name: Pink Sparrow

  Locations: [NYC] [LA]

  Keywords: environmental design, project management

• Name: Visionary Effects

  Locations: [Pittsburgh]

  Keywords: old-school manufacturing processes with digital design and fabrication

Event Production

• Name: Dera Lee Productions

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: theatre arts, story-telling

• Name: GPJ

  Locations: [Austin] [Boston] [Dallas] [Detroit] [LA] [Nashville] [NYC] [San Francisco] [Silicon Valley]

  Keywords: immersive events and experiences

• Name: SAT

  Locations: [Montreal]

  Keywords: immersive experiences, concerts, workshops, conferences, exhibitions

• Name: Sparks

  Locations: [Philadelphia] [Detroit] [Connecticut] [Atlanta] [LA] [Las Vegas] [NYC] [San Francisco] [Shanghai]

  Keywords: trade show, experiential, retail

Architecture

• Name: Carlo Ratti Associatti

  Locations: [Torino, Italy] [NYC] [UK]

  Keywords: design and innovation office, MIT Media Lab: Senseable City Lab

• Name: Gensler DXD

  Locations: [Worldwide]

  Keywords: built environment with integrated capabilities in strategy, design, technology, data, and architecture

• Name: Olson Kundig

  Locations: [Seattle] [NYC]

  Keywords: architecture, vessel that supports specific art installations, seamless spatial experience

• Name: SOFTlab

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: mixes research and creativity and technology with a strong desire to make working fun

• Name: Universal Design Studio

  Locations: [London] [NYC]

  Keywords: driven by a deeply held belief in the transformative power of well designed and finely crafted spaces

Creative Agencies

• Name: &Walsh

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: brand strategy, art direction, design and production across all platforms

• Name: AKQA

  Locations: [London] [SF] [São Paulo] [Melbourne] [Aarhus] [Miami] [Amsterdam] [Atlanta] [Auckland] [Berlin] [Cairo] [Cape Town] [Copenhagen] [Dubai] [Gothenburg] [Gurgaon] [Johannesburg] [Milan] [NYC] [Paris] [Portland, OR] [Riyadh] [Shanghai] [Stockholm] [Sydney] [Tokyo] [Venice] [DC] [Wellington]

  Keywords: the most powerful force in the universe isn’t technology, it’s imagination

• Name: BUCK

  Locations: [LA] [NYC] [Sydney] [Amsterdam]

  Keywords: VR, AR, installation, real-time animation, 3D, experiential

• Name: Framestore

  Locations: [London] [NYC] [Montreal]

  Keywords: virtual, augmented and mixed realities, location-based entertainment, and theme park rides

• Name: ManvsMachine

  Locations: [London] [LA]

  Keywords: multidimensional creative studio

• Name: Media Monks

  Locations: [Amsterdam] [London] [Dubai] [Stockholm] [NYC] [LA] [San Francisco] [Mexico City] [São Paulo] [Buenos Aires] [Shanghai] [Singapore]

  Keywords: creative production

• Name: R/GA

  Locations: [Austin] [Chicago] [LA] [NYC] [Portland] [San Francisco] [Berlin] [Bucharest] [London] [Buenos Aires] [Santiago] [São Paulo] [Melbourne] [Shanghai] [Singapore] [Sydney] [Tokyo]

  Keywords: business, experience, and marketing transformation

• Name: SuperUber

  Locations: [Rio de Janeiro] [São Paulo]

  Keywords: experiences that blend art, technology, architecture and design

• Name: The Mill

  Locations: [London] [NYC] [LA] [Chicago] [Bangalore] [Berlin]

  Keywords: experience makers, media and brand activation, innovative design, and inventive technologies

• Name: Weber Shandwick

  Locations: [Atlanta] [Baltimore] [Bogotá] [Boston] [Brasilia] [Buenos Aires] [Buffalo] [Chicago] [Dallas] [Detroit] [Lima] [LA] [Mexico City] [Minneapolis] [Montreal] [Nashville, TN] [NYC] [Philadelphia] [Rio de Janeiro] [SF] [Santiago] [Seattle] [St. Louis] [São Paulo] [Toronto] [Vancouver] [DC]

  Keywords: we work at the intersection of technology, society, policy and media, adding value to culture — to shape and re-shape it

Museums

• Name: Art Processors

  Locations: [Melbourne]

  Keywords: specialist interactive media and exhibition design

• Name: Cortina Productions

  Locations: [McLean, VA]

  Keywords: artistry, content, and technology, we render the word to the story, the story to the medium, and the medium to the space.

• Name: Exploratorium

  Locations: [San Francisco]

  Keywords: exhibits made in-house, public-facing workshop

• Name: Gagarin

  Locations: [Reykjavík]

  Keywords: weaving education, information and data into compelling stories

• Name: Grumpy Sailor

  Locations: [Sydney] [Melbourne]

  Keywords: digital experiences, exhibit design, brands

• Name: GSM Project

  Locations: [Montreal] [Singapore] [Dubai]

  Keywords: content first, exhibitions

• Name: Ideum

  Locations: [Albuquerque]

  Keywords: interactive exhibits and exhibitions, integrated hardware products

• Name: Iglhaut + von Grote

  Locations: [Berlin]

  Keywords: scenography, spatial mise-en-scène

• Name: Local Projects

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: experience Designers pushing the boundaries of human interaction

• Name: Monadnock Media

  Locations: [Massachusetts]

  Keywords: multimedia experiences for museums, historic sites and public places

• Name: Northern Light Productions

  Locations: [Boston]

  Keywords: immersive media environments, interactive experiences, or documentary films.

• Name: Riggs Ward Design

  Locations: [Richmond, Virginia]

  Keywords: exhibition and interactive design, strategic master planning, research, content analysis, and storyline development for museums, visitor centers, and cultural institutions

• Name: RLMG

  Locations: [Boston]

  Keywords: story-driven, interactive, dynamic, immersive, and educational installations for public spaces.

• Name: Roto

  Locations: [Columbus, OH]

  Keywords: experience design, immersive media, interactive engineering, and custom fabrication for museums, brands, attractions and architectural placemaking.

• Name: Thinc

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: provoke meaningful conversations about the world in which we live

• Name: TKNL

  Locations: [Montreal]

  Keywords: immersive shows, projection, visitor experience design

Festivals & Conferences

• Name: ISEA

  Locations: [Barcelona] [Paris]

  Keywords: the crossroads where art, design, science, technology and society meet

• Name: MUTEK

  Locations: [Montreal]

  Keywords: electronic music, audiovisual performance, digital art

• Name: SXSW

  Locations: [Austin]

  Keywords: film, music, interactive arts

Education

• Name: Goldsmiths

  Locations: [London]

  Keywords: a degree which develops your arts practice through the expressive world of creative computation

• Name: ITP

  Locations: [NYC]

  Keywords: ITP/IMA offers four programs focused on creative and meaningful application of interactive tools and media.

• Name: MIT Medialab

  Locations: [Boston]

  Keywords: art, science, design, and technology build and play off one another in an environment designed for collaboration and inspiration

• Name: Paris College of Art

  Locations: [Paris]

  Keywords: designed for those who are interested in exploring the wide-ranging creative field of New Media

• Name: University of the Arts

  Locations: [London]

  Keywords: computational technologies in the context of creative computing research

35. Awesome Angular

Authentication / Google Developer Experts

• kinde-angular (⭐18) - Angular wrapper around the Kinde Typescript SDK.

Developer tools / Google Developer Experts

• ngx-dev-toolbar (⭐9) - A powerful development toolbar for Angular applications to improve your developer productivity directly in the browser.

Free / Google Developer Experts

• extreme-angular (⭐150) - A starter template with pre-configured dev tools that enforce best practices for creating clean, maintainable, and accessible web apps.

Layout Components / Google Developer Experts

• ngx-van (⭐1) - Tiny replacement for HTML nav element with mobile side nav menu built-in. Good old nav element on desktop, sliding side nav on mobile. No duplication.

• ngx-swipe-menu (⭐1) - A component to create "swipe left to 'action'" experiences.

• ng-simple-sidebar (⭐7) - A simple Angular component to generate a sidebar with a hamburger menu.

Unspecified / Google Developer Experts

• tableau-ui-angular (⭐1) - A third-party component library that brings Tableau-style components to Angular.

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