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Nanocoder is an open-source coding agent built for terminal use by a community collective rather than a corporate entity. It allows users to bring their own AI model, stores code locally on the user's machine, and does not require users to owe fees or obligations to a company. It is hosted as a public repository on GitHub.
Netlify is a platform for building and shipping web projects. It allows users to create with AI tools or code and deploy instantly to production infrastructure. The platform includes features such as agent runners, deploy previews, AI gateway, functions, database, observability, security, and a global edge network, and operates an official Discord community for builders.
Node-SVM is a GitHub repository that provides support vector machine (SVM) implementations for Node.js. The project enables developers to use SVM algorithms within JavaScript applications. It includes installation instructions, a quick start guide, and an API reference. The repository is open source and contributed to by the community.
NV:MP is an unofficial community-made multiplayer framework modification for Fallout: New Vegas (2010). The project began in 2015 and is maintained by a group of developers. It uses the X:MP framework for networking technology. It is not affiliated with Bethesda Softworks, Obsidian Entertainment or Microsoft.
Old School RuneScape is a retro styled MMO described as online gaming heritage. It features a levelling system and risk-it-all PvP, and the community controls development. The site offers free play and membership sign-up.
OldUnreal is a project devoted to the old Unreal and Unreal Tournament versions. It provides full game installers for Unreal, Unreal Tournament 1999 and Unreal Tournament 2004, along with community game patches. The site also hosts forums and links to patch development repositories.
OONI, the Open Observatory of Network Interference, is a global community measuring internet censorship. OONI Probe tests the blocking of websites and apps and measures network speed and performance, while OONI Explorer displays censorship data collected from over 200 countries since 2012.
Open Research Data @PUC-Rio is a project of the Maxwell System that shares data developed or modified for theses, dissertations, monographs, senior projects, articles and technical reports at the university. Datasets span all areas of knowledge and many digital formats and can be searched and retrieved. Submission requires at least one author from the PUC-Rio community and open access data.
Open Source Design is a community of designers, developers and advocates working to improve the usability of open source software. It runs a job board connecting designers with projects, organizes events and conference design tracks, and shares openly licensed resources and open source design tools.
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.
Open UI is a W3C Community Group that aims to let web developers style and extend built-in web UI components and controls such as dropdowns, checkboxes, radio buttons, and date or color pickers. The group plans to specify component parts, states, behaviors, accessibility requirements and test suites, and to implement polyfills for extensible controls.
OpenAI Cookbook is a GitHub repository that provides examples and guides for using the OpenAI API. The collection helps developers integrate OpenAI models into their applications. It includes code samples, best practices, and documentation. The project is open source and accepts community contributions.
OpenCelliD is a community-built open database of cell towers and their estimated locations. Contributors record nearby cell identifiers with GPS locations, and the data is processed into cell location estimates. The dataset covers GSM, CDMA, UMTS, LTE and 5G NR networks and is available through an API and CSV downloads, supporting device geolocation without GPS.
Welcome to OpenHands, a community focused on AI-driven development.
OpenRazer is a community-led effort to support Razer peripherals on Linux, consisting of a Linux kernel module, a daemon and a Python library. It exposes hardware effects, device functions such as brightness and DPI, and addressable RGB lighting, and the driver is compatible with 232 Razer peripherals.
A free, open-source, privacy-focused offline maps and GPS app for hiking, cycling, biking and driving, powered by OpenStreetMap data. It offers detailed offline maps, cycling routes, hiking trails and walking paths, turn-by-turn navigation with voice guidance, and offline search on downloaded maps. The app is developed by the open-source community and the creators of MapsWithMe/Maps.Me.
Osint Support is a website focused mainly on developing tooling for the OSINT community. It also presents a definition of open source intelligence as the collection and analysis of information gathered from public or open sources.
osu!droid is a free-to-play circle clicking rhythm game for Android devices, originally created by the osu! community and now developed by a small group of fans. Each beatmap has a leaderboard for competing with other players. The site states the game has never been released on Play Store and is not affiliated with osu! or ppy.
Online digital archive providing access to photographs and oral histories documenting the cultural heritage of Park County, Colorado. Materials come from the Park County Local History Archive, established by volunteers in 2001 and housed in the Park County building in Fairplay. Digitization is a collaboration between the county's Department of Heritage, Tourism, & Community Development and the University of Denver's Library and Information Science program.
Picocrypt NG is a community-developed continuation of the archived Picocrypt project, described as a small, simple file encryption tool. It uses the XChaCha20 cipher and the Argon2id key derivation function. Windows 7/8 builds are CLI-only, and the macOS release targets Apple Silicon and macOS 15.0 or later.
Plexus is a community-rated directory of Android app compatibility on de-Googled devices, listing apps with rating counts. Apps are scored Gold, Silver, Bronze or Broken for functioning without Google, with a separate microG status.
PortMaster is a port manager for various Linux handheld devices with an associated community. It provides gptokeyb, a gamepad-to-keyboard/mouse/xbox360 emulator that offers a kill switch and maps gamepad buttons to keys or mouse.
The Powder Toy is a free open-source desktop falling sand physics sandbox game. It simulates air pressure, velocity, heat, gravity, and interactions between various substances, providing building materials, liquids, gases, and electronic components for users to construct machines, terrains, or other creations. Users can browse and upload community saves, and the game includes a Lua API for automation and plugin development. Its source code is distributed under the GNU General Public License.
The Prompt Engineering Roadmap on roadmap.sh is a community-created step-by-step guide for learning prompt engineering in 2026. Roadmap.sh is an open-source platform that provides developer career roadmaps, learning resources, best practices, and projects, and is the 6th most starred project on GitHub with hundreds of thousands of monthly visitors.
