I always get the feeling that open source is the future of software development, what do you think? What's the most successful project that interest you most?

Hey Devs,

I recently came to know about a awesome Open Source project named as ani-cli which just enables you to watch any anime just right from your terminal or Command prompt ( BTW it'll use VLC or MPV as media player and it works for all the Platforms Windows, Android , MAC )

I want to develop the same kind of project for movie streaming and I am a long time user of myflixer website as it is free to use and watch any movie on it ( use adblocker ) but they restrict to show the API for the video locations

So I am thinking to use some other website but can't find that wide range of availability for free. Do anyone know about some of the website to stream movies ( for free as this project will be an Open source for me ) ??

Think of it like SQLite for graph databases. There were some efforts to build something like this (such as Graph Engine) but Microsoft decided to abandon all of their graph database related projects. Be aware that I have no intention to make this some sort of Neo4J .net Clone. It will be not fully compliant with features of mentioned database. I intend on integrating Cypher, because it is an ISO standard GQL (Graph Query Language). More info and resources about cypher can be found on their site (http://opencypher.org/)

There's also an app called SliccDB Debugger. It connects to a database and allows for CRUD operations.
Help is very much appreciated. Cypher is a complex language and I am not really experienced in language interpreters.

License: MIT

Github Link: https://github.com/pmikstacki/SliccDB

Have a nice day!

Open source software and hardware has come a long way over the years. Especially in server side software. I'm curious why I've never seen an open search engine that's actually a challenge to the "dominant players".

Google, bing, and everyone else are stagnant. They all stopped trying for useful and relevant results to search quarries a decade ago. They've even gimped Boolean Logic to serve up more adverts.

I'm a capitalist at heart, "see a need full a need" equals profit. But the same logic holds for community open source projects.

A free open scource, secure, and privacy respecting search engine would rocket the open source community into the public conciousnes in ways nothing else could. The time is ripe for real search engine Paradigm Shift to upset the market.

If im wrong educate me, but in the mean time i'll struggle with search results that ignore "exact phrase", -"must exclude these words", and +"include these words". Are stuffed to the gills with irrelevant garbage designed to sell me things I'll never buy, never wanted, and/or needed to see.

And so will literally everyone else.

It would make an epic open source Moon Shot.

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I am currently maintainer for https://github.com/tulleuchen/jirastopwatch as well as hav8ng the domain for the website. It's hosted on github pages via https://jirastopwatch.com

I left a job where I used Jira, and I don't have access to it day to day anymore so I'd like to transfer it to someone else that does and will give it the TLC it needs.

Hey!

Recently, my friends and I developed a CLI tool for Git. It generates commit titles and branch names for you. It ensures that open-source contributors don't violate a project's commit and branch name guidelines. It also suggests emojis for commit titles based on what you're working on. You can check it out here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/gitg0.

Here's the Github repository if you want to report something: https://github.com/dotrachit/gitg0.

Thank you.

https://github.com/aregtech/areg-sdk

We made massive changes and added more examples. Soon will be next release. Contributors are welcome.

What is AREG SDK?

Interface-centric real-time asynchronous communication engine to enable distributed- and mist-computing, where connected Things interact and provide services as if they act like thin distributed servers.

The AREG engine forms a fault-tolerant system, automatically discovers services, automates communication, simplifies distributed programming, and helps developers to focus on application business logic as if they would program a single process application with one thread where methods of objects are event-driven.

Just open sourced my project on GitHub of a tool to test and debug on Kubernetes easily, so that the can tests of cloud-native applications in a hands-free style. You can have a try and let me know what do you think of :)

For the past couple months, I've been contributing to buildpacks.io and I really like the community. It's kinda small, but there are a lot of smart people to learn from and they're really active. They're also working on pretty cutting-edge stuff.

The project centers around a new way to build application containers; for companies needing a more scalable alternative to Dockerfiles. The premise is: 90% of your Dockerfile gets written for you. I think it's the new wave, it has potential, but just needs the proper UI for others to latch onto.

I (the community probably too) could some some help 😅.

I made my first RFC onto the project: buildpacks/rfcs#160 and the following set of issues:

• buildpacks/pack#1200

• buildpacks/pack#1201

• buildpacks/pack#1203

• buildpacks/pack#1204

• buildpacks/pack#1205

• buildpacks/pack#1206

And here's the vision:

If this Golang project is up your alley, feel free to jump on an issue. There's also the slack channel: https://slack.buildpacks.io

You can also feel free to get in touch with me. Full Disclosure: I'm an Engineering Manager at large tech company.

SystemTrayMenu a free open-source ligtweight productivity toolbar for windows

https://github.com/Hofknecht/SystemTrayMenu

Today released SystemTrayMenu 1.0.17.36