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An unofficial Discord.js beginner's guide for version 13 of the library, maintained by York and Discordaholic with contributors. It aims to explain use of the library and its extension with the reader's own code. The text states that a basic understanding of JavaScript is expected before writing bots.
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sshx is a web-based collaborative terminal that lets users share a terminal with others by link on a multiplayer infinite canvas. It offers real-time collaboration with remote cursors and chat, end-to-end encryption, and a lightweight server written in Rust. It is available as a command-line tool for macOS, Linux and Windows.
Sift is a command-line text search tool positioned as an alternative to grep, aiming for speed and flexibility. It is distributed as a single executable with no dependencies for Linux, Windows, OS X and BSD. Features include gitignore support, conditions, multiline matching and multi-core support, with global and local JSON configuration files.
Oh My Posh is a prompt engine for shells, with one configuration intended to work across PowerShell, Bash, Zsh, Fish, Nu and others on Windows, macOS, Linux, WSL, containers and SSH. It is written in Go, and its segments run concurrently and cache results so prompts render in milliseconds. Around 120 segments cover git status, cloud context, language versions and system metrics.
Scuttlebutt is a decentralised social network described in its documentation as a secure gossip platform. The site collects video talks and presentations covering the protocol, network, applications, community and culture, including topics such as offline workability, cryptographic authenticity and data ownership.
Awesome-Web-Hosting is a curated list of free hosting providers for developers to deploy and manage web projects. The list covers categories including static site hosting, full-stack platforms, serverless and edge, VPS and cloud infrastructure, and no-code and low-code builders.
An unofficial Discord.js beginner's guide for version 13 of the library, maintained by York and Discordaholic with contributors. It aims to explain use of the library and its extension with the reader's own code. The text states that a basic understanding of JavaScript is expected before writing bots.
