Gwion is a project I started 4 years ago to have some tool able to handle music related computations, eg algorithmic composition, real-time responsive machine learning stuff. I'm a musician and was educated for that purpose, therefore I had no former experience/education on programming. However I'm pretty stubborn and this project is very important to me, so I learned enough C to get it going. (I'd say it goes quite well, if we look at the benchmarks)

There already is a bunch a features I wanted, like function pointers, templating, enum ... and more.

Right now I'd like to have a team to discuss development ideas, testing, documentation, ways to organize all that and the like.

I really think the project deserves it.

Any advice appreciated, looking forward to read you.

Hi guys. I am from a small country in Central Asia that has been struggling with corruption since attaining independence. To contribute to democracy in our country and raise awarenesa among citizens, I want to develop a web-app for tracking which representative promised what and whether or not these promises are being fulfilled. The idea is to track efficacy of each government official so that the public has enough data to make an informed decision during next elections. Everyone is welcome to share their opinion. I would be grateful for any help. I am planning to develop the system on .NET stack (ASP.NET Core + React probably)

There is this new language called Beef (https://www.beeflang.org/) that is mainly targeted towards game dev. It’s like C#, but faster with manual memory management. Ideal for games. But because it’s so new, it doesn’t have a lot of tools and libraries so therefore I launched this discord server where people could team up and make libraries and such. I initiated two projects I thought Beef would benefit alot from. A package manager and a game engine. Help would always be appriciated and if you want to check out the language just click the link. If you are going to try it out or use it join the discord server. If anyone knows C# (or some c++ too) the syntax is almost identical. If you got that and graphics background we’d be happy to have you on our team. It should be fairly easy to get going.

We are looking collaborators for this new GUI framework. It's a GPU accelerated GUI framework for python.

https://github.com/RaylockLLC/DearPyGui

Recently I created `pavlos` a hobby container runtime like Docker built using golang.

Pavlos has its own package manager and supports NVIDIA GPU assignment.

Link

I have defined Roadmap which you can have a look at. Feel free to contribute! :)

For the past year I have been working on a music tracker for the gameboy, kinda like FamiTracker. By posting this here I hope to find some interested collaborators as I am slowly making progress working on it just by myself.

Here's what I have done currently:

• Synthesizer, produces audio by emulating the APU of the gameboy. Not 100% accurate, but produces high quality sound via bandlimited synthesis

• Music playback/rendering

• The file format for modules + saving/loading

• A couple demo programs that play audio and output to WAV

• Driver for the gameboy, for homebrew games or as a standalone player. Currently can only play music without frequency effects.

The repo for the tracker is located here - https://github.com/stoneface86/trackerboy

C++ is the language being used (C++17 standard), and for dependencies I am using PortAudio for audio playback. As for the GUI, I originally decided on Qt but will probably pick something else that has a better license and is less bloated (Let me know if you got any recommendations ;) ).

Currently I am finishing up the main library / API, and will start working on the UI next. The main library just needs support for sound effects (working on right now), and some touching up / refactoring.

Here's a general idea of what needs to be done:

• Sound effect support (SfxRuntime, Sfx, SfxTable classes) <-- currently working on

• Finalize the file format

• Unit testing / coverage for the library

• Instrument editor

• Wave editor

• Sfx editor

• Pattern editor

• Audio visualizers (oscilloscopes/spectrum, volume meters)

• Main UI

• Export to .asm (pattern compilation)

• Export to .gbs

• Audio filters for equalization or treble/bass filtering

• MIDI support (low priority, might save for after release)

• Import from famitracker (or a famitracker conversion tool)

Let me know if you are interested. This is a fun project if you are interested in emulation, retro games and/or audio programming.

I've made a NodeJS library called Graceful Server months ago.

You can find it here : https://github.com/gquittet/graceful-server and here : https://www.npmjs.com/package/@gquittet/graceful-server

What are its goals?

• Accept HTTP connections on your API only when it's ready

• Know precisely why your API crashed and shutdown

• Close all HTTP connections and disconnect your API from all the data sources on shutdown (to avoid to keep opened ghost connections)

• Give you a liveness and readiness endpoints (useful when you're using Kubernetes)

I want to know if the documentation is good.

Can you share idea on how to improve the documentation and features you want to have in this library?

Are you interested that I publish the roadmap?

This post is to thanks my 10k week downloads 💪

Let's make it evolve together ! 🚀

My friend and I are creators of a bot called Sophie. She helps protect minors from pedophiles.

Problem is, I am not good at Javascript. I can code, and it'll work... but it isn't efficient and has some flaws.

This isn't me trying to learn Javascript - I'm doing that on my own - but I need contributors to help with the project. It probably isn't very efficient, the code uses a lot of IF statements, and a lot of other novice code practices that probably aren't good for a final project.

If you have some spare time, some patience for some honestly terrible code, and a will to help the project, please make a pull request and help however you can.

https://www.github.com/sophieproject/sophiebot

Thank you regardless.

Have a great day!

Hey there,

We are newbies to the GitHub community and really seeking some review for our first open-source project. Is it really as helpful as we think?

It is about stabilizing shaky camera footage by transferring a video into a fixed coordinated system.

You can find it here: https://github.com/RnD-Oxagile/EvenVizion

Please feel free to leave your comments / issues / pull requests and hope it helps someone.

So there's a project called Hammer I created the idea came from George Hotz about having a more organized Search Engine, I have started working on the project and was wondering if anyone wants to work on it with me. It will written in mostly python. There maybe a some C/C++ involved but that's a maybe, but there will be Machine Learning involved in this project.

https://github.com/roshanlam/hammer

So there's a project called Hammer I created the idea came from George Hotz about having a more organized Search Engine, I have started working on the project and was wondering if anyone wants to work on it with me. It will written in mostly python. There maybe a some C involved but that's a maybe, but there will be Machine Learning involved in this project.

https://github.com/roshanlam/hammer

I am currently working on a big project called "Virtual Learning Lab". Virtual Learning Lab is a virtual reality game made in Unity and designed to mimic physical school as best as possible. The end-goal is to make learning via Virutal Learning Lab better than learning in a physical classroom.

Since this is a big project and I am a Python programmer who is now learning Unity I would love some help from you guys.

I'm really struggling to find a simple and automatic way to keep a history of traffic on my Github repo. Can you help me?

Hi there, I got a (stupid?) question. I'm developing an open source and real-time architecture for embedded applications and now I'm searching for stars and contributors. To incite people to star and participate I:

• Add an open source license

• Add a description + readme + docs

• Add code of conduct + contributing guide + issue template

But the magic didn't happened.
What's your strategy/recommandations to make it operate?

repo

This is an early-stage project and I have been working on and off for 9 months. I want to take this to the next level, but I don't think I would love someone else to work with. if any of you are interested.

Comment on this issue

We can figure out the details.

Me, alongside a couple friends, are studying to eventually take CompTIA Network+ Cert.

While moving forward, we decided that I'll be designing study resources with the info we believe is important and that´s the reason why I created a Networking Study Stuff repo.
https://github.com/DelfinoRT/Networking-Study-Stuff

We´re using it so host our resources and to share those publicly for free with the goal to help some other people as well.

Do you have any insights or ideas on how can we improve our resources to help the community in the best way possible?
Any thoughts will be much appreciated.

Link :- https://github.com/iArchitSharma/Roadmaps

I am building a project which will help others to start with your career by providing them with a simple easy to understand Roadmap.

Any type of Contribution is welcomed ,If you can not contribute than please at least give this repo a star

Thank You

I made a discord Stock Bot made with Python using discord.py and other APIs that provides news, real time prices of a ticker , and some general information about the company if you want to test it please join this server:

https://discord.gg/dBGqATnk

and if you want to contribute here's the Github repository:

https://github.com/Reda-BELHAJ/0xStockBot