warpfork/go-fsx

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warpfork/go-fsx

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An extended filesystem interface for golang. Like `io/fs` -- but more.

go-testmark

Parse data and test fixtures from markdown files, and patch them programmatically, too.

shareworks-munger

A piece of software that shouldn't need to exist. Processes badly formatted outputs from Morgan Stanley Shareworks into usable CSV files.

gof

Go Freely -- a shell script to manage project-local GOPATH, for any project, unobtrusively.

go-wish

Simple, functional, composable test assertions for Go, with beautiful output and contextual diffs for multi-line strings and complex types.

r200

shh, it's a secret. next gen drafts of repeatr apis.

go-sup

Supervisor trees for Golang!

smsh

warpforge

siphon-cli

please see the canonical repo, at https://github.com/polydawn/siphon-cli

gitblit

go-file

PROBABLY ABANDONED (Go core has a proposal that'll be be more widely adopted than this!) -- Golang's missing filesystem abstraction -- now with more POSIX!

go-jst

JSON Tables: where pretty printing, pleasant reading, and API-driven design combine.

ahslib

Deprecated and unmaintained: use Quasar by paralleluniverse. (Previously: Concurreny control and thread scheduling (implementing actors), serialization/persistence, and high performance IO. Elegance and Performance are not goals that are at odds.)

golink

Link your go libraries, without the hassle.

psap

Php Simple Args Parser.

pogo

rise

demo project for Beard.

getting-started-in-go

Clone, run: you now have a go toolchain.

go-quickimmut

A horrible little code generator for immutable maps and lists in golang.

go-depchart

repeat-ipfs

Formula for repeatable ipfs builds.

exus-build

Common ant build macros and targets.

go-gopathless-pt2

go-gopathless

Go gopathless! (Use a project-local GOPATH; be happy.)

go-errcat

Error handling for Go, focused on categorization (for clear flow control) and serializability (for ease of use in APIs).

beard

Beard conceals a sleek java core under a scruffy guise of an HTML5/CSS3/JS web-2.whatever app. Using Beard, you can deploy your app in a browser and gain powerful client-side computation and processing-intensive rapid-response goodness, and you can also deploy the whole thing as a standalone run-anywhere desktop application with zero changes to the code. Getting the exact same stable visual experience in a browser and on the desktop? Yep, seriously.

horizoncal

A calendar, for Obsidian -- file-backed, local-first, easy to sync and version control.