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LibHunt lists open-source projects, libraries and tools across programming languages, ranked by social media mentions and developer engagement. It also presents trending projects, latest discoveries and mentions, and an index of programming language popularity.
Forgejo is a software forge. Its comparison page discusses distribution, governance and transparency, and how suited various forges are to use cases such as tiny machines and public code sharing. The page declines to compare features individually.
Gitify is a free, open-source application that delivers Git notifications on the desktop menu bar. It covers GitHub Cloud, GitHub Enterprise Cloud, GitHub Enterprise Server, Gitea (including Forgejo and Codeberg), GitLab, and Bitbucket Cloud. It is available for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
CatLight is a developer action center that monitors CI/CD pipelines, pull requests and issues, showing their status in a tray icon. It combines action items from multiple sources into a prioritized action list and sends desktop notifications about important events. It integrates with services including Jenkins, Azure DevOps, GitHub, Gitlab, Jira and TeamCity.
Difftastic is an MIT-licensed command-line diff tool that compares files by syntax rather than line-by-line, parsing code with tree-sitter. It is intended to produce diffs that are easier for humans to read, showing real line numbers and handling formatting and wrapping changes. It supports many programming languages and file formats and can be configured for use with Git.
Octobox is a notification manager for GitHub. It adds an archived state to notifications so they can be marked done, and moves archived threads back into the inbox when activity occurs. Notifications can be searched and filtered by repository, organisation, type, action, state, CI status and reason. Octobox is free for open source projects, with paid private repository access available by donation or through the GitHub Marketplace.
