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A program that uses a language model to plan and act (edit code, run commands) toward a goal; Majordomus makes such agents prove their work.
A small JavaScript framework that adds behaviour to HTML in its own attributes; here the filters, drawers and palette.
An Apache project for interactive charts: calendars, sunbursts, maps and large data sets.
The small, fast systems language beneath operating systems and most other languages.
A light library for common charts (bars, lines, doughnuts) on an HTML canvas.
One recorded change in a repository, with its author and time; the last commit dates a project's activity here.
C with classes, templates and abstractions that cost nothing at run time; used where speed matters.
Microsoft's object-oriented language for .NET. A term of the glossary.
The style language of the web: layout, colour and typography of HTML.
A library for drawing and analysing graphs (networks of nodes and edges) in the browser.
Data-Driven Documents: a toolkit that binds data to SVG and HTML, the basis of the art visuals here (spiral, bubbles, streams).
Turning numbers into pictures people can read at a glance: here spirals, bubbles, streams and graphs, each drawn from measured data.
The recipe that builds a container image: a base system, files and commands, reproducible anywhere.
A functional language on the Erlang virtual machine, built for concurrent, fault-tolerant systems.
A language and runtime from telecoms, designed for systems that must keep running while parts of them fail.
A licensed library of interface blocks and an application shell on Tailwind CSS; every page of this site is built from it.
A copy of someone else's repository under your account; forks are counted on this site but never shown as the owner's work.
Structured data at the top of a content file (here TOML) that describes the page to the generator and to machines.
Geographic information systems: data tied to places, stored, analysed and drawn as maps.
GitHub's hosting for static websites, deployed from a repository; this site and most project sites live there.
A purely functional language with lazy evaluation and a strong type system; a place to learn to think in types.
The markup language of web pages: the structure that styles and scripts work on.
Designing software so every text can be translated; this site exists in English and Czech, and a gate fails on any untranslated text.
An object-oriented language on the Java Virtual Machine, long the default of enterprise software.
The programming language of the web browser, also run on servers through Node.js. Every interactive part of this site is JavaScript.
Linked data in JSON embedded in a page, telling search engines and machines what the page is about (schema.org).
The owner's supervisory layer for AI-assisted work: one policy for every coding agent, scoped tasks, and finishes that must be proven.
The Model Context Protocol: an open protocol through which AI applications reach tools and data.
A repository that copies another project's code; here a repository counts as original only when the owner wrote at least half of its commits.
A language and package manager for reproducible, declarative system configuration.
Meta tags that tell social networks how to preview a link: title, description and image.
Software whose source code anyone may read, use, change and share under its licence.
Open-source intelligence: knowledge built from publicly available sources, with every claim traceable to its source.
A creative-coding library descended from Processing, for drawing and simulation in the browser.
The spatial extension of PostgreSQL: points, shapes and geographic queries in SQL.
An open-source relational database known for correctness and extensions.
A general-purpose language valued for readability, common in data work and scripting.
A project's folder under version control: its files and their whole history of commits.
A dynamic, expressive language designed for programmer happiness; many of the older tools here are Ruby.
A systems language that guarantees memory safety without a garbage collector; Majordomus is written in it.
Scripts for the Unix command line (bash, zsh), the glue that installs, builds and deploys.
A program that turns content and templates into plain files before anyone visits, so the site needs no server code.
Apple's language for iOS and macOS applications. A term of the glossary.
A CSS framework of small utility classes composed in the markup, compiled to only what a page uses.
JavaScript with static types, checked before the code runs and compiled to plain JavaScript.
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines; every page here is checked against WCAG 2.2 level AA before it ships.
The browser API for generating, processing and analysing sound in real time.
A static site generator in one Rust binary: Markdown and templates in, a whole multilingual website out.
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