Top 9 IT Open Source Tools For September 2019
Hello guys,
We have prepared for you a selection of the most interesting finds from the open source for September 2019.
Technologies inside:
- Python
- C,
- Rust,
- Ruby,
- Javascript,
- Go.
Theme:
- Web development,
- Administration,
- Developer tools.
#1 Sampler
A utility for executing and visualizing shell commands. Gather yourself your own monitoring in 2 minutes. (Written in Go).
#2 Hyperfine
A tool for measuring the speed of console applications. (Written in Rust).
#3 Tiler
Tool for creating images from other images and templates.
It sounds wild – it looks cool! (Written in Python).
#4 Bic
REPL for C programming language. (Written in C)
#5 Webhint
Linter for your websites. Allows you to make sure that everything is in order with SSL certificates, cross-browser support, accessibility (a11y) and many others. (Written in TypeScript).
#6 Pychubby
Allows you to change facial expressions of people (and not only!) In a photograph. (Written in Python).
#7 Hypothesis-Auto
Generates hundreds of property-based Python tests based on annotated function signature. (Written in and for Python).
#8 Dry-Effects
A library for writing declarative business logic in Ruby. Basically uses Algebraic Effects, which we talked about last time. (Written in and for Ruby).
#9 Wemake-Python-Styleguide
The strictest and toughest Python linter in the world. Inside there are more than a thousand rules for checking the style, complexity, security and readability of your code. Fully compatible with flake8 and implemented in legacy as a single team. (Written in and for Python).
Conclusion
That’s all for today. There are many other interesting projects. Suggestions for improvements, links to projects, feedback – write in the comments.
