Franchise is an open-source SQL notebook for desktop. It runs a version of the SQLite engine in the browser, so processing happens locally, and users can load CSV, JSON, or XLSX files by dropping them in. A terminal command sets up a database bridge for connecting to PostgreSQL, MySQL, or BigQuery. Published notebooks can be downloaded as HTML documents.
Database of Databases is an encyclopedia of database systems with leaderboards and statistics. Its statistics page ranks 1,228 systems and breaks them down by country of origin, data model, query interface, compatibility, source code license, implementation language, project type and developer.
A simple web page for testing APIs. Users specify an HTTP method, URL and parameters and click to send an Ajax request. The page requires a browser with HTML5 support.
A reference page listing manga sites with known APIs. It records each site's type, whether the API is at the root or a single endpoint, documentation and source availability, and whether the project is open, along with the data format. Entries cover aggregators, publishers, scanlator groups, and other manga-related sites.
Shizuku lets apps use system APIs directly with higher privileges than a shell, without a root shell. It supports adb usage so root-required apps needing only adb permission can reach more users. The project provides documentation to guide users and states that setup involves additional steps such as checking permissions and whether Shizuku is running.
A curated directory of free AI tools for developers. It organizes LLM APIs, AI coding IDEs, CLI tools, local models, RAG stack tools and agent frameworks, with featured tools and recommended tool stacks for development scenarios.
APIsList is a curated, hand-checked directory of public APIs. Listings expose category, authentication type, and pricing, and the site says it shows auth type, pricing, and status so broken APIs can be ruled out.
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Database of Databases is an encyclopedia of database systems with leaderboards and statistics. Its statistics page ranks 1,228 systems and breaks them down by country of origin, data model, query interface, compatibility, source code license, implementation language, project type and developer.
A simple web page for testing APIs. Users specify an HTTP method, URL and parameters and click to send an Ajax request. The page requires a browser with HTML5 support.
A reference page listing manga sites with known APIs. It records each site's type, whether the API is at the root or a single endpoint, documentation and source availability, and whether the project is open, along with the data format. Entries cover aggregators, publishers, scanlator groups, and other manga-related sites.
Shizuku lets apps use system APIs directly with higher privileges than a shell, without a root shell. It supports adb usage so root-required apps needing only adb permission can reach more users. The project provides documentation to guide users and states that setup involves additional steps such as checking permissions and whether Shizuku is running.
A curated directory of free AI tools for developers. It organizes LLM APIs, AI coding IDEs, CLI tools, local models, RAG stack tools and agent frameworks, with featured tools and recommended tool stacks for development scenarios.
APIsList is a curated, hand-checked directory of public APIs. Listings expose category, authentication type, and pricing, and the site says it shows auth type, pricing, and status so broken APIs can be ruled out.
