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Retool: Excel-like, with higher order primitives▲190
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A Vim distribution inspired by Spacemacs▲175
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Floptimal – Preflop ranges reimagined▲135
2021 · floptimal.com
5VL
Vim-Like Layer for Xorg and Wayland▲148
2020 · cedaei.com
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Split-Grid Generator▲89
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7EA
Egeria, a multidimensional spreadsheet for everybody▲113
2018 · egeria.rocks
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Pydb – a lightweight database with Python syntax queries, using ZeroMQ▲130
2017 · github.com
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A New Basic Vim Motion▲110
2013 · github.com
10AN
A New Python Linter▲69
2021 · github.com
11PT
Phaser – Trello for software development, with Vim built in▲68
2014 · phaserapp.com
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PreTeX, a LaTeX preprocessor to make math typesetting easier▲31
2014 · github.com
13MA
Mathup – A simple MathML authoring tool▲32
2020 · runarberg.github.io
14AO
An Open Source Number Game▲36
2013 · zachschnell.com
15AS
A small symbolic math command line using algebrite and katex▲5
2018 · bwasti.com
16MM
MathQuill, my open source JS formula editor▲29
2016 · mathquill.com
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Xs-vm – A small virtual machine written in Python▲34
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6gunz – spreadsheet / programming language / microservices framework▲9
2018 · 6gu.nz
19AS
A simple neural network in Octave to solve the XOR problem▲5
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gls, a graphical “ls” for iTerm2▲10
2015 · github.com
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Onlymaps, a Python Micro-ORM▲5
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22AL
A Lispy Calculator in under 50 Lines of OCaml▲15
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Interactive factorization diagrams▲26
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24PN
Prime numbers visualization▲21
2017 · prime-numbers.info

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