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Visualize your Git history like never before. Synn offers a comprehensive suite of tools designed to make version control intuitive and visual. With branch visualization, you can see your entire repository history as an interactive graph, allowing you to navigate complex merge histories with clarity. Dive deep into every commit with commit insights, where you can view diffs, authors, timestamps, and file changes at a glance. Merge tracking helps you understand how your code evolves over time by tracking merges and branch lifecycles.Import repositories directly from GitHub with ease, eliminating the need for manual cloning. Synn ensures enterprise security with RSA/AES encryption for sensitive data, secure token storage, and comprehensive audit logging for compliance. It is also GDPR compliant, offering full data portability, right to deletion, and transparent privacy controls, meeting international compliance standards.Ready to visualize your Git history? Import a GitHub repository and start exploring your commit history with a beautiful interactive graph, all for free.

Synn

An opinionated scratchpad for Curl is a powerful tool designed for developers who frequently work with curl commands. This terminal-based application enhances productivity by providing a scratchpad environment where users can craft and execute curl commands with the added benefit of Vim or Neovim autocomplete. It supports both Windows and Linux/macOS platforms, ensuring a seamless experience across different operating systems.<h3>Key Features</h3><ul><li>Autocomplete support for curl commands using Vim or Neovim.</li><li>Quick installation scripts available for both Windows and Linux/macOS.</li><li>Build from source option for advanced users.</li><li>Supports dictionary completion inside the editor with simple keyboard shortcuts.</li><li>Optional jq integration for JSON formatting.</li></ul>With its open-source nature, developers can contribute to its development on GitHub, making it a community-driven project. The tool is licensed under GPL-3.0, ensuring freedom to use and modify the software.

An opinionated scratchpad for Curl.

Akshat Kotpalliwar is a dedicated full stack engineer currently working at <a rel="noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://Agribid.ai">Agribid.ai</a>, with a specialization in JavaScript, TypeScript, Node.js, React, Next.js, Python, and cloud technologies. His passion for web technologies and backend engineering is evident through his active contributions to open source projects, where he has earned over 100 GitHub stars and created popular npm packages. Akshat's work involves developing web applications using modern JavaScript frameworks and cloud technologies, making him a valuable asset in the tech community.Collaborated with over 20 developers globally, including engineers from MAANG companies. Akshat is also an avid blogger and shares his insights on technical topics, contributing to the community's knowledge base. His work in open source projects like fingerprint-oss and Hasty server showcases his commitment to solving real-world problems through innovative solutions.

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Enterprise-grade logging for Python offers a modern functional pipeline with structured logging and first-class integrations for FastAPI, Flask, and Django. This high-performance logging library is designed for production applications requiring both high throughput and excellent concurrency scaling. Key features include:<ul><li>High Performance: Achieves over 60,000 logs/sec throughput with balanced concurrency.</li><li>Thread-Safe: Minimal contention with thread-local optimizations.</li><li>Structured Logging: Field-based logging with minimal overhead.</li><li>Memory Efficient: Less than 0.02MB memory usage for async operations.</li><li>Professional Code: Clean, maintainable architecture.</li><li>Drop-in Replacement: Compatible with Python's built-in logging.</li></ul>This library is ideal for high-throughput applications such as API services, data processing, and real-time systems, providing minimal latency logging and memory-efficient operation. It supports asynchronous logging for scalability in distributed systems and cloud-native apps.

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Hasty server is a simple web framework to build webserver in a simple way. It is inspired by Express.js.

Hasty-server

Fingerprint OSS is a free, open-source software tool that helps websites identify and understand their visitors by collecting information about their devices and browsers. Think of it like a digital "fingerprint" that websites can use to recognize returning visitors, detect fraudulent activity, or gather analytics about their users. What Does It Do?The software automatically collects various pieces of information about visitors, including:<ul><li>What type of browser and operating system they're using</li><li>Are they using a VPN?</li><li>Are they in private/incognito mode?</li><li>Are they using an ad blocker?</li><li>Their screen size and display settings</li><li>Their location and time zone</li><li>What plugins and features their browser supports</li><li>Various technical characteristics that make each device unique.</li></ul><h3>Why Is This Useful?</h3>Website owners use this information for legitimate purposes like:<ul><li>Security: Detecting suspicious or fraudulent activity</li><li>Analytics: Understanding their audience better</li><li>User Experience: Providing personalized content</li><li>Fraud Prevention: Identifying potentially harmful bots or fake users</li></ul>

fingerprint-oss

Braindock is a creative workspace designed to simplify your workflow and boost your productivity. Braindock is a unified workspace that combines note-taking, AI assistance, project management, and collaboration tools in one seamless platform. It's designed to help you focus on what matters most while AI handles the routine tasks.

BrainDock

As a JavaScript developer, people often expect my portfolio to showcase the latest frameworks and flashy interactivity. But when it came time to build my own site, I took a different path. I chose to use only vanilla HTML and CSS ; no JavaScript at all.Why? Because I believe in something deeper than code: user freedom. Inspired by the Free Software Foundation’s Free JavaScript movement, I wanted my site to be fully accessible without requiring any proprietary scripts or hidden dependencies. I wanted it to just work, for everyone.It’s a reminder that good design doesn’t need to rely on complexity, and that we as developers have the power to shape a freer, more open web.