Open Source Development & DevOps Software
Kuzzle
Kuzzle is a Backend-as-a-Service provider that can be used by developer to build applications for web or mobiles, quicker. Kuzzle handles user authentication, push notifications, data storage, and realtime data transfer. With Kuzzle developers can focus on building features for their applications instead of setting up and managing servers and connecting technologies. Kuzzle integrates with Redis and Elasticsearch and currently supports development with JavaScript, C#, and Java.
Upvotocracy
Upvotocracy zero-moderation social sharing service similar to Reddit. With Upvotocracy you can earn Karma that will be paidout in Bitcoin's satoshi denomination. Upvotocracy is a free and open-source software built with Node.js, Express, MongoDB, Mongoose and Svelte.
Electron
Electron is a framework that lets you build cross-platform desktop apps with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. It takes care of the hard parts of building native software, so that you can focus on the core purpose of your application.
Foundation
Foundation is a free and open-source HTML & CSS framework that can be used to build and design websites and web applicaitons in a structured way.
Bulma
Bulma is a free and open source HTML & CSS framework based on Flexbox. With Bulma you can quickly design responsive websites with pre-built components that follows web standards and best practices. The framework provides an easy to understand class structure that makes it easy to design websites with well structured code. Bulma is loved by many, and used by more than 200,000 developers worldwide.
Simple Machines Forum
Simple Machines Forum or SMF in short is a free and open-source forum software. SMF can be used to build your own online community that you self-host on a host of your choice. Simple Machines Forum comes packed with features for customization, extension and management of your community. The template engine puts you in control of the design of your community. The plugin architecture makes it easy to extend and provide further feautres though third-party built packages.
Discourse
Discourse is an open source internet forum and mailing list software. The application is written with Ember.js and Ruby on Rails, and can be self-hosted in the cloud or on local hardware for free. Discourse also provides managed hosting starting at $100/month, so that you can focus on building a community rather than installing software and managing servers.
PostGraphile
PostGraphile (previously known as PostGraphQL) is a free an open-source software project that lets you spin up GraphQL APIs on top of an existing PostgreSQL database, instantly. PostGraphile automatically detects tables, columns, indexes, relationships, views, types, functions and comments in your database. Based on that information it generates a GraphQL server and API which is automatically updated when changes are made to the database or its data.
WASP Lang
Wasp is a Lisp programming language for building extremely concise WebAssembly modules. Wasp is written on top of Rust and can be used by developers to generate WASM modules.