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#rust#ai#bigdata#database#lakehouse#olap#rust#serverless#snowflake#sql Databend is an open-source, cloud data warehouse built with Rust that offers a fast, cost-effective alternative to Snowflake. It supports both cloud and on-premise deployment, handles massive data (over 800 petabytes), and processes over 100 million queries daily. Databend excels in fast query execution, real-time data updates, and simplified data ingestion without extra ETL tools. It includes AI-powered analytics, advanced indexing, ACID compliance, and flexible schema support for semi-structured data. Using Databend can save you money, give you full control over your data, and provide high performance for complex analytics on large datasets[1][3]. https://github.com/databendlabs/databend

#go#github#mcp#mcp_server The GitHub MCP Server helps developers by connecting AI tools directly to GitHub. This allows AI assistants to manage issues, pull requests, analyze code, and automate workflows using natural language commands. It simplifies tasks like creating pull requests, reviewing code changes, and monitoring CI/CD pipelines. By automating these tasks, developers can focus more on coding and problem-solving, making their work more efficient and productive. https://github.com/github/github-mcp-server

#typescript bknd is a lightweight backend system that makes app development easier by providing ready-to-use features like database management, user authentication, media handling, and workflow automation, all in one place. It works with many JavaScript runtimes and frameworks, so you can deploy it almost anywhere and even bundle backend and frontend together. It offers a full REST API, a React SDK, and UI components to speed up development without needing deep backend knowledge. This saves you time, reduces complexity, and helps you build secure, scalable apps faster with less effort. You can start quickly with a simple command and customize as needed. https://github.com/bknd-io/bknd

#cplusplus ik_llama.cpp is an improved version of llama.cpp that runs faster on CPUs and hybrid GPU/CPU setups. It supports many new advanced quantization methods, which help models use less memory and run more efficiently. It also offers better performance for special models like DeepSeek and MoE, with faster prompt processing and token generation. You can run it on various hardware, including Android, and it has features to control where model data is stored (CPU or GPU). This means you get quicker AI responses and can handle bigger or more complex models smoothly on your computer or device[2][1][4]. https://github.com/ikawrakow/ik_llama.cpp

#python#django#exif#hacktoberfest#machine_learning#photo#python#selfhosted LibrePhotos is a free, open-source photo management tool you can host yourself, keeping all your photos and data private on your own device instead of the cloud. It supports all photo types, including raw files and videos, and offers features like face recognition, event-based albums, timeline views, and smart search by objects or metadata. You can organize photos easily, edit them slightly, and access everything through a web interface. This means you get powerful photo organization and privacy without relying on commercial services that use your data for ads. It’s great for anyone wanting control and security over their photo collection[1][2][4]. https://github.com/LibrePhotos/librephotos

#javascript#distributed_companies#hacktoberfest#jobs_search#jobsearch#jobseeker#remote#remote_companies#remote_job#remote_work This list shows hundreds of companies, mostly in tech, that let people work from home either part-time or full-time, with many offering jobs to people all over the world. The list includes big names like Microsoft, Amazon, and Shopify, as well as smaller companies, and covers many different types of work, from software and design to education and health. For anyone looking for a remote job, this is a helpful starting point because it saves time—instead of searching one by one, you can quickly see which companies are open to remote work and find links to their websites for more details or to apply. This makes it much easier to find a job that fits your skills and lets you work from anywhere. https://github.com/remoteintech/remote-jobs

#ruby#api_documentation#app#devdocs#developer_tools#docs#documentation#documentation_tool#hacktoberfest#offline#pwa DevDocs is a free, fast, and easy-to-use web app that lets you quickly search and browse official API documentation for many programming languages and tools all in one place. It works offline, has a clean interface, supports keyboard shortcuts, dark mode, and mobile use. You can access over 100 documentations like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and more without switching tabs or searching Google repeatedly. It saves time by providing instant search results and keeps everything organized, making coding and learning more efficient and enjoyable. You can use it online or run it locally with Docker for even faster access[1][2][3][5]. https://github.com/freeCodeCamp/devdocs

#csharp RunCat 365 is a fun and cute app that shows a running cat animation on your Windows taskbar. The cat’s running speed changes based on your computer’s CPU usage, so you can easily see how hard your computer is working just by watching the cat. It’s made for Windows only and is built with C# and .NET 9.0. This app adds a playful and useful visual indicator to your taskbar, making it easier and more enjoyable to monitor your PC’s performance at a glance. It’s free and open-source, with many users enjoying its charm and functionality[4]. https://github.com/Kyome22/RunCat365

#cplusplus#artificial_intelligence#cloud#cloud_native#cncf#container#docker#edge_computing#ewasm#hacktoberfest#hacktoberfest2023#kubernetes#rust_lang#serverless#wasm#webassembly WasmEdge is a fast, lightweight, and secure WebAssembly runtime that lets you run programs safely on your devices, servers, or the cloud. It supports many programming languages like C++, Rust, and JavaScript, and can run AI models, microservices, and smart contracts efficiently. WasmEdge offers strong security by isolating programs, making it great for extending software safely. It works well on edge devices, smart devices, and cloud environments, and supports easy integration with tools like Kubernetes and Docker. Using WasmEdge helps you run powerful applications faster, safer, and more flexibly on various platforms[1][2][3][4][5]. https://github.com/WasmEdge/WasmEdge

#java#database#hbase#java The Apache License 2.0 is a free and permissive open-source license that lets you use, modify, and share software for any purpose, including commercial use. You can distribute original or changed versions without paying royalties, but you must include the original copyright notice, the license text, and disclose any major changes you make. This license also grants patent rights and protects contributors from liability. Its flexibility allows you to use open-source code in your own projects, even proprietary ones, while ensuring proper credit and legal clarity. This benefits you by giving freedom to innovate and share software safely and legally[1][2][3][4]. https://github.com/apache/hbase

#swift SwiftFormat is a tool that automatically formats Swift code to follow consistent style rules, making your code cleaner and easier to read. It works on macOS, Linux, and Windows, and can be used in many ways: as a command-line tool, an Xcode extension, a build phase, or a Git pre-commit hook. It fixes issues like spacing, redundant code, and style deviations without changing your code’s behavior. You can customize its rules and options via config files or command-line arguments. Using SwiftFormat saves time, avoids style arguments in teams, and helps maintain a professional, uniform codebase effortlessly. https://github.com/nicklockwood/SwiftFormat

#other#awesome#awesome_list#c#c_plus_plus#cpp#cpp_library#cppcon#libraries#list#lists#programming_tutorial#resources You can access a vast, well-organized collection of C++ libraries, frameworks, and tools that cover almost every programming need—from standard libraries, GUI, networking, and machine learning to game engines, cryptography, and more. This curated list includes popular and high-quality options like Boost, Qt, OpenCV, and many specialized libraries for tasks such as asynchronous programming, audio processing, and serialization. Using these resources can save you time, improve code quality, and help you build efficient, robust applications by leveraging tested, peer-reviewed components instead of writing everything from scratch. It’s a one-stop reference to boost your C++ development productivity and capabilities. https://github.com/fffaraz/awesome-cpp