Links tagged “tools”
170 links, newest first.
medium.com
Rundown of fifteen Python data-science libraries — NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, Scikit-Learn, TensorFlow, NLTK and others — grouped by purpose.
medium.com
Tool-by-tool rundown of how the VC firm XAnge runs deal flow and operations, on Pipedrive, Evernote, Trello, Slack and Zapier.
explain.depesz.com
Paste a PostgreSQL EXPLAIN plan and get it back as a readable annotated tree that highlights the costly nodes; plans can be shared or anonymised.
boltons.readthedocs.io
Documentation for boltons, a pure-Python library of utilities — caching, extra dict and list types, iteration and file helpers — that arguably belong in the standard library.
medium.com
Presents mmake, a Go wrapper around Make that adds first-class help output for targets and recursive remote includes without replacing Make itself.
nifi.apache.org
Home page of Apache NiFi, an open-source system for automating the flow of data between systems, designed and monitored from a browser-based interface.
github.com
A curated list of notable ETL (extract, transform, load) frameworks, libraries and software.
mozilla/neo: Create and build React web applications with zero initial configuration and minimal fuss
github.com
A zero-configuration toolkit for building React applications, bundling Webpack, Babel, ESLint and Redux behind one dependency; now archived in favour of Neutrino.
thoughtworks.com
Tools section of ThoughtWorks' Technology Radar, ranking development, infrastructure and AI-assisted tooling from adopt to caution.
marmelab.com
Technique for making a Makefile document itself, by tagging targets with double-hash comments and parsing them into a help target with grep and awk.
pythonhosted.org
Documentation for watchdog, a cross-platform Python library and shell tool that reacts to file system events such as directory changes.
plantuml.com
Open-source tool that renders UML and several non-UML diagram types from a plain-text description language.
github.com
Python wrapper around curl that visualises where an HTTP request spends its time — DNS, TCP, TLS, server processing and content transfer.
github.com
Screenshot web service built on Express and PhantomJS, taking viewport and user-agent parameters over HTTP; archived read-only since 2018.
github.com
Minimal init for containers, spawning a single child, forwarding signals to it and reaping zombie processes, with no change needed to the image.
github.com
Docker build tool extending the Dockerfile syntax with mounts, templating and multiple image outputs; the repository was archived in 2023.
github.com
Generates Dockerfiles from Bash sources so build steps can be reused across files; the repository was archived in 2023.
