A web page that generates Zoom meeting URLs from a meeting ID and optional password and name. It offers PC, mobile and redirect URL options, and notes a known Firefox issue with encoded URLs.
Project CSV is a free, open-source web application for viewing and editing .csv files in a browser or offline. It processes file data locally on the user's device without sending it over the network or collecting other data. The application allows selecting .csv files, adjusting settings, generating editable tables, and downloading the edited table.
Online editor for writing, previewing, and formatting Markdown documents in the browser.
A browser-based viewer for SQLite files. Users drop a file onto the page or open it through a file dialog, and the file is processed locally with JavaScript and HTML5 FileReader rather than uploaded. Tables can be exported to CSV. The page requires a browser with modern HTML5 support.
A site offering non-judgmental guidance on choosing a license for an open source project. It presents situations such as needing to work in a community, wanting something simple and permissive, or caring about sharing improvements, and points to licenses like the MIT License and GNU GPLv3. It also addresses non-software projects and not choosing a license.
Read practical guidance on starting and contributing to open-source projects.
tl;drLegal is a reference site that summarizes and explains software licenses in plain English. It offers a library of popular licenses summarized at-a-glance, marked as verified content. The site is brought to you by FOSSA, described as an open source management platform.
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Project CSV is a free, open-source web application for viewing and editing .csv files in a browser or offline. It processes file data locally on the user's device without sending it over the network or collecting other data. The application allows selecting .csv files, adjusting settings, generating editable tables, and downloading the edited table.
Online editor for writing, previewing, and formatting Markdown documents in the browser.
A browser-based viewer for SQLite files. Users drop a file onto the page or open it through a file dialog, and the file is processed locally with JavaScript and HTML5 FileReader rather than uploaded. Tables can be exported to CSV. The page requires a browser with modern HTML5 support.
A site offering non-judgmental guidance on choosing a license for an open source project. It presents situations such as needing to work in a community, wanting something simple and permissive, or caring about sharing improvements, and points to licenses like the MIT License and GNU GPLv3. It also addresses non-software projects and not choosing a license.
Read practical guidance on starting and contributing to open-source projects.
tl;drLegal is a reference site that summarizes and explains software licenses in plain English. It offers a library of popular licenses summarized at-a-glance, marked as verified content. The site is brought to you by FOSSA, described as an open source management platform.
