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DPAN is a deaf-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit multimedia production company that operates DPAN.TV, a sign language channel. It produces American Sign Language (ASL)-centric content including video productions, ASL captions and transcripts, media dubbing, audio work, ASL data collection solutions, and educational projects such as the PopSign ASL learning game. It has partnered with PBS on projects related to the Americans with Disabilities Act.
DrivenData hosts online machine learning competitions with social impact and works with mission-driven organizations on data science and engineering projects. It also maintains open-source projects for the data science community and shares prize-winning solutions from past competitions on GitHub. Areas of work include public health, conservation and international development.
DropsTab is a crypto market-intelligence platform that ranks projects by market cap and presents token events, fundraising, vesting schedules, accumulation patterns, activities and public portfolios alongside market data. It reports live cryptocurrency prices, charts, trading volume and market cap rankings, aiming to let users compare projects in one dashboard.
First Timers Only is a resource page for people new to open source. It recommends tools such as First contributions, up-for-grabs.net, goodfirstissue.dev and CodeTriage, and links to contribution guides. It states that friendly open source projects should reserve specific issues for newcomers and encourages projects to publish a Code of Conduct.
funwebsite.fun is a personal site collecting projects described as mostly about math, language and games. Projects include the daily word puzzle Rainbow Connection, a snake game on square, triangle and hexagon tiles, and an Infinite Monkeys page. The site also lists blog posts.
Hakai Data is the Hakai Institute's hub for sharing data-related information. It links to the institute's sensor network of meteorological stations, terrestrial sensor nodes and stream sensor nodes, plus webcams and weather stations, geospatial projects, oceanography projects and datasets published on ERDDAP. It also links to the Hakai Catalogue and a form for populating metadata records.
Hilary Mason is co-founder and CEO of Hidden Door, where she works on projects that teach machines to tell stories. She builds projects at the edge of technical possibility, speaks and advises on developing AI products suited for real-world use, and maintains a writing archive covering data and machines dating back to 2006. She has scheduled speaking appearances at events including GDC 2026 and QCon AI New York.
JAXA Digital Archives offers a collection of photos and videos from the projects of JAXA. Its projects are divided into nine categories, such as space transportation systems, human space activities, astronauts, satellites and spacecrafts, and observation images.
The Institutional Repository FHNW is the publication and research database of the FHNW University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland. It presents publications, projects and student theses, organized by university departments. Users can submit publications or projects through the My IRF section, with detailed instructions provided in the IRF manual.
A website that evaluates projects to see whether they are as free and open source as advertised. It publishes reviews of software projects, noting licensing, marketing and transparency concerns, and lists categories of concerns such as open washing and open-core models. Reviews are performed manually without legal expertise.
Jinming Yang's GitHub profile describes him as a frontend engineer and AI-first builder based in Shenzhen, China. It links to current projects including ai-workflow, Vsync, UnMarket and aide, and lists legacy projects such as dom-to-code, gpt-runner and ios-scriptable-tsx.
KDevelop is a cross-platform integrated development environment for C, C++, Python, QML/JavaScript and PHP. It parses projects to provide code completion, supports multiple projects in one session, and offers a Git plugin and documentation integration. It is available for Linux, Windows and macOS.
Keebfolio is a curated collection of open-source mechanical keyboard projects. It lists 204 projects and organizes keyboards by layout type, including staggered, ortholinear, split and other designs such as macropads. It also provides resources covering firmware options, tools and tutorials.
The Open Research Portal is a LabKey-powered platform launched in response to emerging pathogens to facilitate collaborative research. It hosts projects with raw data, study commentary and results for viruses including SARS-CoV-2, COVID-19 and Zika, along with a community forum. Projects are freely available to researchers, and those interested in sharing real-time data can contact LabKey.
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.
ModDex is a site for rating, reviewing and discovering Minecraft mods and modpacks. It offers community-driven reviews for projects on CurseForge and Modrinth, with shared tags, filters and a catalog of projects. Downloads open on the source platform, and the site was formerly MMC Reviews.
novelWriter is a free and open source plain text editor for writing novels and larger projects made of many smaller plain text documents. It uses a markdown-like syntax with meta data for comments, synopsis and cross-referencing, and stores projects as human-readable text files. It offers project tree organisation, Novel and Outline views, and a build tool exporting to several formats.
This Discord page presents Discord's open source projects and the open source communities hosted on Discord. It states Discord's commitment to open source development principles and lists contributions including Access, a portal for employees to discover and manage access to internal systems. It also lists open source libraries used to build Discord and invites users to create a server for their project.
OSS Gallery is a crowdsourced list of open-source projects on the internet. The site features projects with star counts and short descriptions, including Dub, shadcn/ui, freeCodeCamp, and roadmap.sh. Individual project pages present summaries such as Dify's LLM app development platform and LibreChat's ChatGPT clone.
PRISM Break is a site that encourages opting out of global data surveillance programs such as PRISM, XKeyscore and Tempora by encrypting communications and ending reliance on proprietary services. It lists recommended projects by platform, including mobile, computer and network categories. The site states that using the recommended projects will not guarantee that all communications are shielded against surveillance states.
The Place Atlas Initiative is a group that hosts the r/place Atlas projects and others, including atlases for 2017, 2022 and 2023 and the r/place Wiki. The page lists affiliated projects and names members of its archival, development and wiki teams.
R74n is a collection of web projects, experiences and tools from the developer of Sandboxels. The collection links to projects including the Sandboxels falling-sand simulator, Infinite Chef kitchen simulator, GenTown planet simulator, Copy Paste Dump and a unit converter.
Radical Servers is a Riseup page listing server projects described as anti-capitalist, anti-hierarchy, autonomous, feminist or radical, including collectives providing free or mutual aid services to activists and others focused on privacy or decentralisation. The list is organised by region. Riseup states it does not endorse these projects and advises reading their terms of service.
This page lists official and supported WireGuard source code repositories, sub-projects and their maintainers. Repositories carry a status such as Complete, Active or Abandoned. Listed projects include wireguard-linux, wireguard-tools, wireguard-go, wireguard-rs, wireguard-hs and implementations for OpenBSD, FreeBSD and Android.
