Nemiver is a project to write a standalone graphical debugger that integrates in the GNOME desktop. Nemiver is built with a plugin system.
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Category: Programming
strace – Linux system call tracing and debugging utility
strace traces Linux system calls and signals, with syscall filtering, timing statistics, descriptor inspection and fault injection.
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Radare2 – command-line reverse engineering framework
Radare2 is a command-line reverse engineering toolkit for binary analysis, disassembly, debugging, patching and scripting workflows.
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Ionic Framework – open-source SDK for hybrid mobile app development
Ionic offers a library of mobile-optimized UI components, gestures, and tools for building fast, highly interactive apps.
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React Native – open source mobile application framework
React Native brings React’s declarative UI framework to iOS and Android.
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Apache Cordova – mobile application development framework
Apache Cordova is a mobile development framework. Use standard web technologies for cross-platform development.
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NativeScript – open-source framework to develop mobile apps on Apple iOS and Android
NativeScript is a framework to develop mobile apps on the Apple iOS and Android platforms.
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ZK – enterprise Ajax framework
ZK is an asynchronous Ajax + Mobile framework which is designed to maximize enterprise operation efficiency and minimize the development cost.
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Appcelerator Titanium Platform – integrated development environment
Appcelerator Titanium is a platform for developing mobile, tablet and desktop applications using web technologies.
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Solar2D – cross-platform software development kit
Solar2D is a Lua based game engine with focus on ease of iterations and usage.
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git-crecord – interactively stage and commit Git changes
git-crecord offers an interactive terminal interface for selecting individual Git changes to stage, unstage or commit in logical groups.
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git-big-picture – graphical overview of Git branches and history
git-big-picture generates simplified Graphviz diagrams of Git branches, commits, merges, and tags with configurable graph filtering.
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git-sizer – measure Git repository size and complexity
git-sizer measures Git object sizes, reference counts, directory structure, and repository characteristics that can affect performance.
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git-crypt – transparent encryption of files in Git
git-crypt transparently encrypts selected Git files using repository filters, with GnuPG access and symmetric key sharing for teams.
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git-annex – manage large files across Git repositories
git-annex manages large files outside Git history, tracking copies across local drives, servers and cloud storage with safety policies.
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git-secret – encrypt sensitive files in Git repositories
git-secret encrypts selected files inside Git repositories using GnuPG keys, with commands to manage collaborators and decrypt secrets.
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git-imerge – incremental merge and rebase for Git
git-imerge offers incremental merge and rebase for Git. It performs a merge between two branches incrementally.
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git-repair – repair damaged Git repositories
git-repair recovers damaged Git repositories by restoring missing objects from remotes and repairing broken branches when necessary.
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git-stats – local Git contribution statistics and calendars
git-stats displays Git contribution calendars and activity statistics, including imported commits, author filters, and changes over time.
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git-lfs – Git extension for managing large files
Git LFS manages large binary files in Git repositories using pointers, remote object storage and selective downloads to reduce clone size.
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