I started programming with 4MB of RAM and 67 MHz of CPU power. Now I work on things like Qt, Amazon Web Services, RPC, and so much more.
awesome-babylonjs. A curated list of awesome things related to Babylon.js
353markbook. Write books in CommonMark.
32CTRJS. JavaScript interpreter for the Nintendo 3DS.
24remark-plugins. Remark plugins for Markbook
18node-mic. Cross-platform Node.js package for recording audio streams from a microphone.
11node-simpleble. Bluetooth LE bindings for Node, Deno and Bun using SimpleBLE.
9TreeSitterPlusPlus. C++ bindings for Tree-sitter.
6deno-webbluetooth. Deno WebBluetooth bindings.
5spotify-web-playback. Spotify Web Playback API.
5tree-sitter-cmake. CMake project for building Tree-sitter.
5jsr. Cross-platform client for jsr.io
4timeline-of-terror. Recreation of Paul Thompson's Terror Timeline using Gatsby
4install-cmake. Install CMake (including Ninja) in your Github Actions workflows.
4QtLego. A Qt library for controlling LEGO Powered Up devices.
3deno_qml. Qml bindings for Deno
2SqlTest. Data-driven testing for SQL queries.
1Symbitic.
1aws-transcribe-to-srt. Upload and transcribe media files using AWS Transcribe.
1PlaylistBrowserXR. Browse Spotify playlists in Virtual Reality.
1SteamLinkSDK. Beginnings of a third-party SDK for Steam Link.
1msdf-atlas-gen. Wrapper for msdf-atlas-gen written in TypeScript.
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