There are many open source projects out there and a lot of them act as alternatives for popular commercial platforms. Regardless of what functionalities they provide, they're powered by people who believe in the open source community and want to work with it to create great products for everyone to use.
What are some open source projects do you guys think developers should give more support too? Or what are just some of your favorites?
I personally have lots of love for Strapi. I know they're popular enough at this point but I still love giving them a shout out when possible 🫶🏻
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Simple and efficient HTTP mock server with specification in yaml, edn or OpenAPI
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Trousseau is an open-source project leveraging the Kubernetes KMS provider framework to connect with Key Management Services the Kubernetes native way. It supports Hashicorp Vault at the moment, would be nice to support others as well, to turn Kubernetes secrets to encrypted ones for production usage.
github.com/ondat/trousseau
Benthos. More exposure is the best you can do for it.
benthos.dev/
Frappe framework - frappeframework.com
If you wanna build an application fast which is loaded with features.. Frappe is the way to go.
Lit js (lit.dev) and Appwrite in my opinion.Both are great projects definitely worth trying out.
I prefer to use the term "free" instead of "open source", but here are my 5 cents.
I think that Plan9 from user space is a really underrated project. While GNU-coreutils has more programs, they are a bit bloated compared to p9
why? something can be open source and not free, and vice versa, its usage is correct and interchangable here
HASKELL is Awesome. It come be a leader with a bit more support!
Orbitonjs
Never seen it but it looks pretty cool!
Also just came across it and liked it