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Panda CSS is a styling engine that generates atomic CSS from written styles at build time with no runtime cost. It supports design tokens, semantic tokens and themes, and recipes with variants, all type-safe. It runs through the CLI, PostCSS or a bundler, generating a typed styled-system directory for import.
Atomic Rockets is a website established in 1994, originally providing rocketry equations and back-of-the-envelope calculation tools for hard science fiction authors and game designers. It later expanded to cover additional science fiction-related topics including galactic empires and interstellar trade, and offers related merchandise such as nomograms, posters, and branded items. Updates to the site are described as sporadic.
TermMax is a fixed-rate borrowing and lending marketplace. It lets users lock in a borrowing rate until maturity, enter leveraged positions at a fixed rate in one transaction, and access curator-managed yield strategies. The project lists planned features including composable yield, atomic orders and smart unwind.
Time.is is a time reference service that provides exact current time for any time zone, synchronized with atomic clock time. It covers 7 million global locations and supports 58 languages, with automatic clock updates when JavaScript is enabled in a user's browser.
Tonocracy is guitar tone and effects software from Atomic Amplifiers, offered as a plugin and standalone app. It combines SchemAccurate amp simulation, ToneSnap gear snapshot technology and a suite of effects. Processing runs on cloud GPU servers. The factory amp list includes models such as the Brit 800 and EVan53 Red and Blue.
On-demand atomic CSS engine for utility-first styling, presets, and frontend tooling.
The VAMDC Portal provides access to atomic and molecular data compiled in a set of databases, offering guided and advanced queries, saved queries and a list of VAMDC databases. It is part of an interoperable e-infrastructure intended to serve the international research community and to give data providers and compilers a dissemination platform.
The X-Ray Database is a reference from the Center for X-Ray Optics at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. It provides access to atomic scattering factor files and lookups of x-ray properties of the elements, plus calculations for index of refraction, attenuation length, transmission, reflectivity and diffraction efficiency. It cites X-ray interaction data covering E=50-30000 eV for Z=1-92.
