Overview Visual Studio Code is a free source code editor developed by Microsoft that has become one of the most popular code editors among developers worldwide. It provides a rich programming environment out of the box with support for extensions to add functionality. What makes VS Code especially appealing is its flexibility — you can […]

NocoDB is an open-source no-code database platform that turns any existing database into a smart spreadsheet interface. It is a powerful alternative to Airtable, supporting MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, SQLite and MariaDB. NocoDB provides a collaborative spreadsheet view with filtering, sorting, forms, gallery views, calendar views, Kanban boards, REST and GraphQL APIs, and automation workflows […]

Directus is a flexible open-source backend platform that wraps any SQL database with a powerful headless CMS, instant REST and GraphQL APIs, authentication, file storage, and a custom admin panel. You can turn any existing or new database into a fully functional backend with a no-code app builder, role-based access control, and an extensible modular […]

Appwrite is an open-source development platform for building web, mobile, and AI applications. It brings together backend infrastructure — including authentication, databases, storage, serverless functions, messaging, and realtime capabilities — with web hosting in one place. With REST APIs, SDKs for multiple languages, and an admin console, Appwrite lets teams build, ship, and scale applications […]

PocketBase is an open-source backend in a single file, built with Go. It provides an embedded SQLite database with realtime subscriptions, built-in authentication management, a convenient admin dashboard UI, and a simple REST-ish API — all from a single executable. Perfect for lightweight backend needs, side projects, and prototypes where you want full control without […]

Overview tldr is a community-maintained collection of simplified and practical help pages for command-line tools. Instead of the dense, comprehensive manual pages that can span hundreds of lines, tldr provides concise examples for each command — perfect for developers and system administrators who need to remember a specific flag or usage pattern quickly. The project […]

Category: Developer Tools.

Category: Developer Tools.

Category: Developer Tools.