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10 original repositories, inferred into this category from their name, description, topics and language.

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  • hydraModular wrapper and interface for pool of orchestrated Google Chrome instances 2019
  • in-rust-we-trustIn Rust We Trust 2017
  • rustler-testWorking Example of Rustler - Safe Rust bridge for creating Erlang NIF functions Elixir · 2017
  • streamflowStream Flow - Fast Stream Processing in Rust Rust · 2017
  • sli2dliSLI to DLI implementation written in rust. Nothing more, nothing less. Rust · 2017
  • rustler_mixRustler Mix Elixir · 2016
  • easy-plugin-plugins Rust · 2016
  • skull-rustRust experiments Rust · 2016
  • peg-parserParser built using peg.js JavaScript · 2016
  • skype-adapter-clientRuby client application for korczis/skype-adapter 2013

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    Libraries

    Reusable building blocks for other programs: clients, bindings, validators, parsers and framework extensions, mostly Elixir and Rust.

    The category holds 10 original repositories, written most often in Rust, Elixir and JavaScript.

    Key concept: Open source.

    How categories are made: nobody assigns them by hand. A repository falls into a category when its name, description or topics match the rule’s keywords, otherwise its primary language decides; forks and mirrors never count as the owner’s work.

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    Open sourceConcept
    Software whose source code anyone may read, use, change and share under its licence.
    RustProgramming language
    A systems language that guarantees memory safety without a garbage collector; Majordomus is written in it.
    ElixirProgramming language
    A functional language on the Erlang virtual machine, built for concurrent, fault-tolerant systems.
    JavaScriptProgramming language
    The programming language of the web browser, also run on servers through Node.js. Every interactive part of this site is JavaScript.
    RepositoryConcept
    A project's folder under version control: its files and their whole history of commits.