delightful-commons – curated lists of free software

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Contents

More information about this project:

Delightful lists

  • ActivityPub developer resources - Frameworks, libraries, utitilites and specifications to build the Fediverse.
  • C software - Lightweight, cross-platform C programs and libraries.
  • C4 software - Free software projects that follow the Collective Code Construction Contract (C4).
  • CLI software - CLI software for the console lovers.
  • Creative tools - Tools for digital creatives in a variety of mediums.
  • Databases - Databases in all shapes and sizes.
  • Educational games - Free, Libre and Open Source educational games.
  • Fediverse experience - Social experience platforms that span up the ActivityPub-based fediverse.
  • Fediverse clients - Web, desktop and mobile clients to access the ActivityPub-based fediverse.
  • Forgejo - Tools and resources related to the Forgejo FLOSS software forge.
  • Funding - Funding FOSS, Open Data, Open Science projects and sustainable businesses.
  • Gamification - Gamification and reputation system resources for developers.
  • Humane design - Humane design resources for UX designers and developers.
  • Libre hosters - People and organizations who deploy, maintain and offer open source services to the public.
  • Linked data - Linked data resources for developers.
  • Mathematics softwares - Free, Libre and OpenSource softwares for mathematics!
  • Matrix - Matrix resources, implementations and clients.
  • Off-grid Open tech - Technology, Open hardware and Open Source software resources for use off-grid, for power outages and other emergency situations.
  • Open science - Resources, organization and free software that support open science.
  • Sustainable business - Sustainable business resources and exemplars of doing business online.
  • Sustainable VPS - Sustainable VPS (Virtual Private Servers) providers.
  • Transit - FOSS transit APIs, apps, datasets, research, and software
  • twtxt - Software, implementations, and developer resources that are related to the twtxt syndication format.
  • X11 - X11 resources
  • XMPP - Software, implementations, and developer resources that are related to federated XMPP (Jabber) protocol and platform.

Commons gardening

This repository sits under the care of Social Coding Commons. The goal of this project is to put a spotlight on some great open alternatives to proprietary works, that exist in the areas of FOSS, Open Data and Open Science. More information is available in our FAQ.

🍀 The curated sub-lists are carefully gardened by volunteers working in spare time. We are working in commons and so can you. Help make our lists better, and become a Gardener of the commons.

Maintainers

If you have questions or feedback regarding this list, then please create an Issue in our tracker, and optionally @mention one or more of our maintainers:

Contributors

We are proud to introduce you to some of our delightful contributors. Please add yourself if you are missing.

Developers

Build the website

The website is a collection of a static pages, generated by Rust and Askama.

The lists to include on the website are found in the config.toml file. To add a new delightful list, append it at the end of the config.toml file and submit a PR.

With nix

Run:

nix develop --command bash -c "cargo run"
With docker

Run:

docker run --rm -u "$(id -u):$(id -g)" -v $PWD:/app -w /app rust:latest cargo run

Serve the website

There should now be a public directory containing all the generated files. Just serve as you please.

For a quick test server, run:

nix develop --command bash -c "httplz ./public"

License

Code in this reposity is licensed AGPL-3.0, and the license for published content is:

CC0   The delightful commons initiative evolves under Social coding commons.

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