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2AN
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3WA
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Kim – A Python serialization and marshaling framework▲136
2017 · kim.readthedocs.io
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Sukhoi – A flexible and extensible Webcrawler in Python▲131
2017 · github.com
6AM
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2017 · github.com
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PySchemes – A library for validating data structures in Python▲94
2017 · github.com
8AE
An encoding of the UK's self-isolation rules in Prolog▲108
2021 · github.com
9OD
O'Doyle Rules – a new rules engine for Clojure▲100
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10FA
FunctorFlow – An attempt to re-imagine Python libraries▲40
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PyFuzz2 – A little fuzzing framework in Python▲42
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12MA
Mys – an attempt to create a statically typed Python-like language▲50
2020 · github.com
13SA
Speakers, a simple event system for python▲13
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14PP
Practical Python – Python projects for beginners▲38
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Pykov – a tiny Python module on finite regular Markov chains▲37
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16TA
Tt – a Python library/cli for Boolean expressions▲23
2017 · github.com
17FF
Forbidden Fruit – Patch built-in Python objects▲35
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18EA
Entropy A.I▲12
2017 · github.com
19OA
Orator – An ActiveRecord ORM for Python▲16
2015 · orator-orm.com
20AS
A syntax-diagram generator for rust's macro_rules()▲36
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pygls – a Pythonic generic language server▲15
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22AS
A set of handy tools to work with sequences and collections in Python▲29
2013 · github.com
23HA
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