Software
Disk Inventory X
Disk Inventory X is a disk usage utility for MacOS. Disk Inventory X helps users get an understaning of their computers disk space and how it is uitilized. Disk Inventory X answers this questions by providing an overview of files and folder and their size, with an easy-to-unstand graphical user interface that display disk space using treemaps. Disk Inventory X is released fully free and open-source under the GNU General Public License.
Milkyweb
Milkyweb is a low-code enterprise application builder. With Milkyweb you can quickly build internal applications that suites your team and its needs. Build scalable enterprise applications for task, data and document management that can be managed in a single ecosystem. The simplicity of Milkyweb will allow you to easy change data and system structure in response to organizational changes and integrate with thrid-party services.
Nolt
Nolt is a beautiful, collaborative feedback board that users love. With Nolt, you can replace outdated spreadsheets and chaotic kanban boards. Give your customers a voice and gain priceless insights with the help of Nolt's simple yet powerful platform.
Droplr
Droplr is an all-in-one screenshot and screen recorder that allow you to save files instantly to the cloud with a link you can share with anyone, anywhere. Droplr can be used nativley on macOS and Windows, and in all moder web browsers to capture part, the entire screen, or the full webpage, screen record with optional webcam as a GIF or HD video, and automatically saves to your account in the cloud where files are instantly saves a link to your clipboard for easy sharing.
Dark Star
Dark Star is a web framework that provides filesystem routing for Starlette and first-class support for server-side rendering. The web framework's routes are defined by their filesystem path and both the route's backend code and template are contained in the first page. Dark Star aims to provide an easy way to create web applications using the HATEOAS and HDA philosophies favoured by htmx. It also aims to reduce the boilerplate code normally needed when creating web apps. In particular, it looks to reduce the need of having a separate files for view functions and templates. It tries to embrace Locality of Behaviour by putting the view function code and template in the same file, and having the file's path be the route used by Starlette to access the code.