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list of free stuff for developer

Home Page: https://freestuff.dev

Sass 3.25% JavaScript 1.09% Astro 93.35% TypeScript 1.40% Shell 0.91%
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freestuffdev's Introduction

About

We've just migrated the Hugo repository to Astro. More updates coming soon


Old Readme

FreeStuffDev

List of free services for developers like database, hosting, authentication and other stuff.
Check it out at freestuff.dev.

I had many tools in my private repository and thought why not bring it to the public? Surprisingly there are not many alternatives out there that focusing on free programming tools, so I created my own dev-tool list to start prototyping or making an MVP.

Built with Hugo Static site generator and hosted at Netlify. (Now Astro on Vercel!)

License

MIT License

Rules

  1. Only accept free stuff or free trial at least 1 Year.
  2. What is not suitable on this site:
    • We're not accepting language/framework specific tools.
    • Link to "part of specific tools" for example "themes for hugo"
    • Library for a certain framework/language, (e.g. Javascript library).
    • Link to Documentation or Forum of a certain tool

They're great but there are more suitable place for those tools.

Contribute

Want to add new stuff?
1a. Use this form Form New Stuff+
it will prefill some value for your github Pull Request

1b. If you're going to create file manually (not via link above):

a. Fork repo
b. Inside your fork navigate to src/content/tools
c. Create a new file for service you want to add. File must have .md extension, i.e. myservice.md
d. Use next template for content

---
title: "Your service name"
link: "https://link.to.service"
thumbnail: "https://any.logo.of/service"
snippet="Service description, which will be shown under service name"
tags: ["Tag1","Tag2","TagN"]
createdAt: 2021-06-21T18:55:27+03:00
---
free feature 1
free feature 2
free feature 3

P.S:

  • You can use any image for thumbnail, but try to avoid using small favicons(16x16) as each image will be resized to 80x80
  • For existing tags visit https://freestuff.dev/ and open the "Filter"
  • At the end write the features as one feature per line

Code of Conduct

FreeStuffDev is open for contribution from all people around the world. Whoever your are and whatever your background: nationality, gender, religion, we welcome you. Things to keep in mind:

  • Show empathy
  • Be patient
  • Accept constructive feedback

If you have any questions, feel free to open an issue or reach out at twitter

Contributors


New notes

Todo

  • pages [DONE] random/newest [DONE]

  • features [DONE] save tools on localstorage

  • Responsive [DONE]

  • Featured section

  • add static pages: submission page [DONE] codeofconduct about/contact social media link

Publish

  • add simple analytics
  • Search feature (Client side)
  • Update twitter image, be consistent
  • Tidy up readme
  • Check old submission (PR)
  • Test submission (update github link)
  • Update github link on edit
  • Add page "isPaid" to list paid product
  • Don't list isPaid on homepage
  • Don't list isPaid as alternative

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freestuffdev's Issues

awesome-projects and freeStuffDev?

Hi everyone.

concept and initial problem

I want to know if you've all thought about adding links to open source communities on freeStuffDev, the idea would be for anyone to have information where the communities are, in addition to knowing about the main software, open source projects or libs, parsers too.

Why?

  1. Personally, I love this project and would like to know if this idea is good or not.
  2. I could add the community links for Gnome, Mint, Ubuntu etc. This allows me to be more assertive, instead of having a bunch of links in browser(like google chrome, edge, firefox etc) to access.
  3. My idea is that this repository is awesome-links, where we add links to open source communities (ie contact), or add links to open source projects and posts that are good. This makes it easier to search for certain things.
  4. Currently, being able to remember many links to access is complicated. And that could make my life easier or that of many programmers who need an open, distributed repository of links.

source-code and examples

content/stuff/awesome_rank_project.md

+++
date = 2022-11-17T15:32:46.311Z
title = "Awesome Rank Project"
link = "https://awesomerank.github.io/"
thumbnail = "https://awesomerank.github.io/favicon.png"
snippet="😎 Awesome lists about all kinds of interesting topics with rank"
tags = ["organization"]
+++

content/stuff/gnome_community.md

+++
date = 2022-11-17T15:32:46.311Z
title = "GNOME"
link = "https://wiki.gnome.org/Infrastructure/GitHub"
thumbnail = "https://static.gnome.org/img/gnome-logo.svg"
snippet="The GNOME Infrastructure is currently managing a mirror of gitlab.gnome.org (specifically the GNOME group) on [GitHub](https://wiki.gnome.org/GitHub)."
tags = ["organization"]
+++

concept and examples

content/stuff/awesome_rank_project

image

content/stuff/gnome_community

image

image-description As we can see in the image, we have links to the organization of each open project. As well as, we have links to each open project as well. On the other hand, links to the technical documentation of each open project could complement this idea. As well as, we could complement the idea, have links to library files, parsers, reading recommendations, etc.

What do you all think of this idea?

Add Tag for OS

Could there be a section on each freeStuff to indicate what platform each is available on. It would save time, so someone knows if the program is available on only Mac or Windows or even both or more.

For example, I had to click the visit link for Warp Terminal to realize it was only for Mac OS. While Termius is available on Mac, Windows, Linus and also mobile

add md5 to filename.md?

Hi everyone.

One of the things I noticed that is manual is that we have to manually add the file name. A random idea that came to my mind would be to have random names for md files. Which makes the link automation or link curation part of freeStuffdev easier.

This could be done with the md5 algorithm which generates unique hashes.

concept

filename

85e4fbf2a38f643a66d4558762d2b2bc.md

image

Idea

image

What do you all think of the idea?(I would be happy to help or have new feedback on this idea.)

new properties and values in freeStuff dev?

Hi everyone.

Idea

A random idea I had today would be to have 4 links: link_homepage, link_documentation, link_community, link_repository. My idea would be to have an array of links.

example: link_sitename_or_project.md

+++
date = 2022-11-19T14:30:43.478Z
title = "Sample sitename or project"
link = ["https://sample-sitename.com/docs/", "https://sample-sitename.com/community/", "https://sample-sitename.com/homepage/", "https://sample-sitename.com/source-code/"]
thumbnail = "https://sample-sitename.com/AnzKNLZrk0Lw_400x400.jpg"
snippet="Sample sitename or project, description."
license="MIT or BSD or Copyright"
tags = ["tag1","tag2", "source-code"]
+++

code-description: As we can see in this code snippet, we have the license property that refers to the license of the software or project, which can be MIT, GPL etc. And we have an array of links where we can insert multiple links: link_homepage, link_documentation, link_community, link_repository.

concept

image

image-description: As we can see in this image, we have the license property and an array of links where we can insert multiple links: link_homepage, link_documentation, link_community, link_repository.

What do you all think of the idea?

freeStuffDev: decentralized and distributed?

Hi everyone.

Instead of adding 'localstorage', could we add 'remote-storage', IPFS and/or solid-pod to add bookmarks in freeStuffDev?

Idea

img 1.1

image

img 1.2

image

image-description: As we can see, we can choose the storage location, being dropbox, google drive, remote storage and/or localstorage for bookmarks in freeStuffDev.

Why solid-pod, IPFS and/or remote-storage?

Why ipfs?

  • IPFS makes it simple to set up resilient networks for mirroring data, and thanks to content addressing, files stored using IPFS are automatically versioned.

Why solid-pod?

  1. You can store any kind of data in a Solid Pod. What makes Solid special is the ability to store data in a way that promotes interoperability.
  2. Specifically, Solid supports storing Linked Data. Structuring data as Linked Data means that different applications can work with the same data.

Why remote-storage?

  1. For users:
    • own your data: Everything in one place – your place. Use a storage account with a provider you trust, or set up your own storage server. Move house whenever you want. It’s your data.
    • stay in sync: remoteStorage-enabled apps automatically sync your data across all of your devices, from desktop to tablet to smartphone, and maybe even your TV or VR headset.
    • compatibility & choice: Use the same data across different apps. Create a to-do list in one app, and track the time on your tasks in another one. Say goodbye to app-specific data silos.
    • go offline: Most remoteStorage-enabled apps come with first-class offline support. Use your apps offline on the go, and automatically sync when you’re back online.
  2. For developers:
    • backend as a service: Develop your web app without worrying about hosting or even developing the backend for it: your users will connect their own backend at runtime.
    • infinite scalability: No matter if 5 hundred or 5 million users are using your app, your backend scales automatically and never costs you a single cent.
    • wheels included: remoteStorage.js is a JavaScript library that does all the heavy-lifting of connecting to any remoteStorage backend, caching, synchronizing and storing user data.
  3. For community:
    • decentralized, distributed application
    • protocol is open-source
    • 100% client-side apps that use remoteStorage, Google Drive, Dropbox, etc…, the developer provides only the app, while the user controls the device and data.
    • remoteStorage is a creative combination of existing protocols and standards. It aims to re-use existing technologies as much as possible, adding just a small layer of standardization on top to facilitate its usage for per-user storage with simple permissions and offline-capable data sync. like: WebFinger, OAuth 2.0, HTTP REST.

Or why 3 network protocols?

  • these protocols are well known and used for large-scale distribution of decentralized applications, which work online/offline.
  • these protocols are well known and used for unhosted app

Question/feedback

What do you all think of the idea?

Correct Spelling and Grammar

I'd like to make the main page easier to read. Specifically, I want to fix any spelling and grammar issues in the short description on the left hand side of the site as well as the "what is this" section at the bottom of the right side.

These changes might be small, but they'll make a big difference in how the page looks and reads.

add apps in freeStuffDev?

Hi everyone.

I would like to add this application: Tiddloid. Would it be possible to add open source application links in freestuffdev?

What do you all think of the idea?(I would be happy to help or have new feedback on this idea.)

issues?

Hi everyone.

Concept

I would like to help this repository by uploading some files in main.

Issue

image

Question/feedback

What do you all think of the idea?

contributors information at README.md

Hi everyone.

I would like to know your opinion on the idea of ​​adding the freeStuffdev contributor information. Is this idea good or bad?

What do you all think of the idea?(I would be happy to help or have new feedback on this idea.)

Save my favorites tools

Maybe useful to have option for save favorite tools only localstorage initially, so as not to generate an additional infrastructure cost

"more ui/ux in freeStuffDev"?

Hi everyone.

I would like to help this project by creating a new ui/ux in freeStuffDev. For example, I think it would be nice to have an infinitely scrollable navigation bar that shows a series of categories.

concept

image

image-description: As we can see in the image there are several options to filter the links.

source-code

<nav class="flex-on-mobile my-20 is-space-around">
<a href="version-software/os">os</a>
<a href="version-software/cross-platform" target="_blank">cross-platform</a>
<a href="/self-hosted" target="_blank">self-hosted</a>
<a href="business/premium">premium</a>
<a href="business/free">free</a>
<a href="business/freepremium">freepremium</a>
<a href="business/open-core">open-core</a>
<a href="version/smartphone">smartphone</a>
<a href="version/web-app">web-app</a>
<a href="type-software/plugin">plugin</a>
<a href="type-software/libs">libs</a></nav>
<a href="version-software/os/windows">windows</a></nav>
<a href="version-software/os/linux">linux</a></nav>
<a href="version-software/os/android">android</a></nav>
<a href="version-software/os/macOS">macOS</a></nav>
<a href="/most-recent">most recent
<a href="/less-recent">less recent
<a href="/most-voted">most voted
<a href="/least-voted">least voted
<a href="/more-known">more known
<a href="/less-known">less known
<a href="/all">all links
<a href="/all/15">all 15 links

What do you all think of the idea?

add CodeOfConduct.md in freeStuffDev?

Hi everyone.

I wonder if you've all thought about adding the file: CodeOfConduct in the README.md. Have you thought about adding the file: CodeOfConduct.md in freeStuffDev?

What is CodeOfConduct?

A code of conduct is a set of values, rules, standards, and principles outlining what employers expect from staff within an organization.

What do you all think of the idea?

Broken links

Hello, I noticed a broken link and run an automated scan for broken links on the repository:

Issue With DarkMode

Once Darkmode is enabled, if you open code of conduct it will still be following light mode.

freeStuffDev with comments?

Hi everyone.

Have you all ever thought about having data from freestuffdev? a statistic? a visual graph of how many links were saved? how many categories of links?

Idea

Image 1.1

image

Image 1.2

image

Concept

An interesting idea would be to use this library: utterance.es, which allows there to be a GitHub api for commenting. So, in theory, people could comment on freeStuffDev links if they have a GitHub account. Or we can use Disqus for comment as alternative of utterance.

proof of concept

image

How?

image

end-concept

image

source-code freestuffdev_with_comments_sample.html

<iframe class="utterances-frame" title="Comments" scrolling="no" src="https://utteranc.es/utterances.html?src=https%3A%2F%2Futteranc.es%2Fclient.js&amp;repo=utterance%2Futterances&amp;issue-term=homepage&amp;crossorigin=&amp;theme=github-light&amp;async=&amp;url=https%3A%2F%2Futteranc.es%2F&amp;origin=https%3A%2F%2Futteranc.es&amp;pathname=index&amp;title=utterances&amp;description=A+lightweight+commenting+system+using+GitHub+issues.&amp;og%3Atitle=utterances&amp;session=" loading="lazy"></iframe>

question/feedback

What do you all think of the idea?

add freeStuffDev as organization?

Hi everyone.

I wonder if you've all thought about creating a freeStuffDev organization.

concept

  • github.com/freeStuffDev/website
  • github.com/freeStuffdev/tests
    ...

or

  • github.com/freeStuffDev/logins "All urls for logins social-media"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/courses "All urls for courses-ti"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/rss "All urls for rss"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/support "All urls for support"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/protocols "All urls for protocols: ipfs, remote-storage, hyperprotocol etc"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/forum "All urls for forum"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/networking "All urls for networking"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/jobs "All urls for jobs"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/news "All urls for news"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/android-apps "All urls for android open source"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/ios-apps "All urls for ios open source"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/smartphone-linux-apps "All urls for smartphone-linux open source"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/browser-extensions "All urls for browser extensions"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/showcase-languageprogramming "All urls for language-programming, showcase"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/scientific-articles "All urls for scientific-articles"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/download-os "All urls for os download"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/db-tools "All urls for tools database open-source"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/hosting "All urls for hosting open-source"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/apps "All urls for apps open-source"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/plugins "All urls for plugins for development"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/communities "All urls for communities-development"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/libs "All urls for libs for development"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/widgets "All urls for widgets for development"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/os "All urls for operating system: linux, windows, unix, dos etc"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/rfcs "All urls for rfcs in IETF, W3C, Python(Peps), Php(RFC's)..."
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/docs "All urls for documentation: tiddlywiki, manjaro etc"
  • github.com/freeStuffDev/well-known "A curated list of well-known URIs, resources, guides and tools"

What do you all think of the idea?

Scroll bar looking weird in some places

I was just browsing the site and I saw that at few places we are getting a scrollbar and it's making the UI somewhat cluttered there. Attaching a screenshot for reference.

My System details

CHROME VERSION Β 106.0.5249.103
OS VERSION Β Windows NT: 10.0.22000

image

Transition on "Show all categories " button

I would like to change the transition property for " Show all categories " button.
Due to current transition property , the transition is not that smooth and feels like the text is vanishing for a while

Can i update it??

Pagely domain expired

pagely.site redirects to a page suggesting the domain is on sale. I don't know if
Pagely is now referring to pagely.com, but this one doesn't seem to offer any free pricing plan and mostly focus on WordPress premium hosting. Pagely should either be removed from the listing if they discontinued their free services or the link should be updated with their new address if there is one.

Change searching method

Right now we're searching through javascript that only valid for one page.
As the item grows, we need to make a pagination to not load all items at once.

For that pagination,
we'll need a new search/filter method.
[might be change not live search anymore as we have now]

Watchout there are 3 pages will be affected:
index / tag(list) / random

chrome extension for freeStuffDev?

Hi everyone.

concept

My idea would be to create an extension in the browser to send and receive links of freeStuffdev.

Idea

image

image-description: As we can see in the image, there is an extension in the browser. Mozilla bought the pocket.io company and made it open source. This image refers to getpocket.io, a program that saves links to read later.

What do you all think of the idea?

add donate url in freeStuffDev?

Hi everyone.

I was wondering if this repository couldn't have a donation link. Someone might want to help the project through financial resources.

Idea

image

Question

Have you all thought about providing a donation link to help the project?

Why?

  • This allow bug-bounty(Paying for developing a feature, support, backup, automation, improvement, cloud, storage, update, fixed, ui/ux, security, issue, ci/cd, networking, hosting, domain etc).
  • Someone might want to help the project through financial resources.

"Options"

PayPal, OpenCollective, LiberaPay, Ko-fi etc.

Feedback

What do you all think of the idea?

what error is this?

Hello.

what error is this?

Sorry.. something went wrong. You can still contribute via

I would like to know how this error can be resolved and what causes this error.

  • how can this error be resolved?
  • what causes this error?
  • what error is this?

image with default(if image without return)

Hi everyone.

Instead of leaving an image blank, can we leave a default image like this?

Idea

before.html

<img src loading="lazy" alt="Logo Free MySQL Hosting -" width="80" height="auto">

after.html

<img src="https://i.ibb.co/ZHwQF1b/Screen-Shot-2022-09-23-at-15-50-49-removebg-preview.png" loading="lazy" alt="Logo Free MySQL Hosting -" width="80" height="auto">

Concept

before

image

after

image

What do you all think of the idea?

web components for freeStuffDev?

Hi everyone.

I would like to know if they want or need or have thought about making the freeStuffDev interface distributed, decentralized through web components.

what is web components?

Copyright of backlight.dev: "Web components allow us to break up a complex web app into reusable pieces that will reliably look and function the same, regardless of what they share a page with. They offer a consistent approach to interfacing with them via their attributes, and they are mainly focused on doing one thing well."

why?

  • making the freeStuffDev interface distributed, decentralized through web components
  • "web components allow us to break up a complex web app into reusable pieces that will reliably look and function the same, regardless of what they share a page with."

Question/feedback

What do you all think of the idea?

orbit-db and freeStuffDev?

Hi everyone.

I wonder if you've all thought about adding a decentralized and distributed database like orbit-db to freestuffdev.

You've all thought about adding a decentralized and distributed database like orbit-db to freestuffdev?

Unversioning `resources/`

I recommend to stop versioning the resource directory and add it in gitignore because its autogenerate en build process

What do you think about it?

hide/show sidebar

Hi everyone.

Have you all ever thought of hiding/showing the sidebar in a hamburger icon? (Please, see my PR: freeStuffDev/pull/466)

source-code html+css

<!--- 1. add sidebar with id="toggleMenu" --->
<sidebar class="is-one-third" id="toggleMenu"> ... </sidebar> 

<!--- 2. add anchor with onclick(if click, display is none) --->
<div>
<div> <a href="#hideSidebar" onclick="open_or_close_sidebar('none', '');" class="button">Hide Sidebar</a></div>
<div> <a href="#showSidebar" onclick="open_or_close_sidebar('block', 'is-two-thirds maincontent');" class="button">Show Sidebar</a></div>
</div>

<!--- 3. add div with id="hidden" and onclick --->
<div class="is-two-thirds maincontent" id="hidden"> ... </div>
<script>
const open_or_close_sidebar = (parameter1, parameter2) => {
    const toggleMenu1 = (parameter1) => {
        document.getElementById('toggleMenu').style.display = parameter1;
    };
    const toggleMenu2 = (parameter2) => {
        document.getElementById('hidden').className = parameter2;
    };
    toggleMenu1(parameter1); // block or none
    toggleMenu2(parameter2); // 'is-two-thirds maincontent' or ''
}
</script>

concept

without sidebar

image

with sidebar

image

Question/feedback

What do you all think of the idea?

new icons in freeStuffDev?

Hi everyone!

Idea

image

Code-list

  • Unicode Character β€œπŸ”— Visit Link” (U+1F517)
  • Unicode Character β€œπŸ‘“ Alternatives” (U+1F453)
  • Unicode Character β€œπŸ“ Edit Link ” (U+1F4C1)
  • Unicode Character β€œβ™₯ Save” (U+2665)

concept, code-base "source-code" before

<div style="text-align:right"><a class="link" href="#" onclick="save(event,&quot;switching-software&quot;)"> Save</a> &nbsp;
<a class="link" href="https://freestuff.dev/alternative/switching-software/"> Alternatives</a> &nbsp;
<a class="link" href="https://github.com/hilmanski/freeStuffDev/edit/main/content/stuff/switching_software.md" target="_blank"> Edit</a> &nbsp;
<a class="link" target="_blank" href="https://switching.software?ref=freeStuffDev"> Visit Link</a></div>

concept, code-base "source-code" after

<div style="text-align:right;"> 
   <a class="link" href="#" class="save-link" onclick="save(event, {{ $slug }})"> β™₯ Save</a> &nbsp;
   <a class="link" href="{{ .Permalink }}"> πŸ‘“ Alternatives</a> &nbsp;
   <a class="link" href="https://github.com/hilmanski/freeStuffDev/edit/main/content/{{ .File.Path }}" target="_blank"> πŸ“ Edit</a> &nbsp;
   <a class="link" target="_blank" href="{{ .Params.Link }}?ref=freeStuffDev"> πŸ”— Visit Link</a>
</div>

Question/feedback

What do you all think of the idea?

Adding a Back to top button

As the list provided is quite vast, I wish to add a back to top button, so that the user experience becomes easier and it is easy for a user to scroll.

Please assign this issue to me under HactoberFest2023.

API in freeStuffDev?

Hi everyone.

I'm thinking of creating a presearch module to search software links, open source projects. I wanted to know if you've thought about creating an api to query links in freeStuffDev.

image

image

image-description: As we can see in this image I can query freeStuffDev links within presearch.

add links in tag in freestuffdev

1. Issue

A general problem with freestuffdev is that it has no linked tags, which makes certain information and useful links difficult for any user to access. For example:

img-before:
image

pros:

  • None.

cons:

  • It makes it difficult to search for new and old links.

2. Idea

We may have tags linked to facilitate certain searches. For example:

img-after:
image

pros:

  • Makes it easy to search for new and old links.

cons:

  • None, It's just a conceptual idea to solve a problem.

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