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Although I haven’t used Java, I have used ASDF for other languages and really like it - so if my vote counts, ASDF gets it 
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RuboCop 1.0.
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Release A powerful web framework written in Nim · planety/prologue.
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A friend and I implemented a few algorithms in Dart and set them up in a repository. Thought I’d share it here.
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Why is it called pie?
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Today’s the day: We’re very proud to announce Trussed®, an open source framework for modern cryptographic applications, which powers the ...
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Tarearbol provides a handy helper to work with many similar processes under the supervision of Tarearbol.DynamicManager.
To build a supe...
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A little over a year ago I created the rib static site generator in Haskell based on Shake and ghcid.
Later that year I built Neuron (...
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Turn (almost) any Python command line program into a full GUI application with one line
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I would like to announce updates to fabform.io
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