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Attack Surface Management | Criminal IP ASMCriminal IP’s Attack Surface Management (ASM) is a threat-intelligence–driven platform that continuously discovers, inventories, and monitors every internet-connected asset associated with an organization, including shadow and forgotten resources, so teams see their true external footprint from an attacker’s perspective. The solution combines automated asset discovery with OSINT techniques, AI enrichment and advanced threat intelligence to surface exposed hosts, domains, cloud services, IoT endpoints and other Internet-facing vectors, capture evidence (screenshots and metadata), and correlate findings to known exploitability and attacker tradecraft. ASM prioritizes exposures by business context and risk, highlights vulnerable components and misconfigurations, and provides real-time alerts and dashboards to speed investigation and remediation.
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LinkSquares: All-in-One Contract Management PlatformLinkSquares is the leading Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) software designed to help legal, procurement, and business operations teams master the entire contract lifecycle, from creation to execution and renewal. The platform transforms how companies manage agreements by centralizing data, automating routine work, and providing actionable insights powered by AI. This single, connected source of truth helps teams eliminate manual processes, streamline workflows, boost visibility, and ensure compliance across thousands of contracts, ultimately reducing risk and administrative burden.
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CommandDash
AI assist to integrate APIs and SDKs without reading docs
Integrate any package, SDK, or framework with expert AI agents. Get contextualized code for your use case within the IDE. Modern software is built on top of 3rd party APIs and SDKs. However integrating them is time-consuming, requiring to manually read docs and copy-paste snippets. CommandDash enables you to skip reading documentation and integrate any API or SDK with an IDE agent up to date with the latest documentation, examples, and issues. -
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Brill Software
A faster way to develop React Web Applications
...You spend ages bending the product to your requirements or pay the supplier to provide the components you need. The alternative is a "Full Code" solution using React. This involves a lot of coding and it's not always easy to update content without doing a release. There's the option of using a Headless CMS for the content and but that only increases the amount code required. The Brill Framework provides the best of both worlds. Quick building of the application using a CMS and a set of ready made components, with the ability to add your own React components and server side functionality. -
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GistPad
VS Code extension for managing and sharing code snippets, and notes
GistPad is a Visual Studio Code extension that allows you to edit GitHub Gists and repositories from the comfort of your favorite editor. You can open, create, delete, fork and star gists and repositories, and then seamlessly begin editing files as if they were local, without ever cloning, pushing or pulling anything. It's like your very own developer library for building and referencing code snippets, commonly used config/scripts, programming-related notes, knowledge bases, and interactive samples. -
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starboard-notebook
In-browser literate notebooks
...Because the runtime runs entirely inside the browser, it removes installation barriers and provides a sandboxed environment for exploration, learning, and sharing. The project plays into a larger ecosystem of in-browser computation and literate programming tools, helping users publish interactive content on the web with minimal setup. -
Transform months of data modeling and coding into days.Efficiently model your business and data models, and generate code for your data pipelines, data lakehouse, and analytical applications
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MDH Weekly
MDH Weekly front-end weekly, published every Monday at 9am
The MDH Weekly repository appears to serve as a personal or community-maintained digest or collection project — presumably capturing curated content (e.g., articles, news, links, tips) on a weekly basis. It gives a structured way to aggregate items of interest (possibly front-end, open-source, JS/React ecosystem, or general programming resources) into a periodic “newsletter” or summary repository. For contributors or followers of the project, it helps stay up-to-date with trends, new tools, and noteworthy developments without having to browse many sources individually. Because it lives on GitHub, it naturally supports versioning and history: you can see how the resource list evolves over time, revisit previous weeks, and track growth or changes. ... -
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Devhints Cheatsheets
Cheatsheets for web development
...The design emphasizes minimal friction: open a cheat sheet, skim for details, and return to work—no long reading required. For teaching, onboarding, or as a quick lookup library, it offers high-utility resources without the overhead of full documentation. -
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Eve
Better tools for thought
Eve is a programming language and IDE based on years of research into building a human-first programming platform. From code embedded in documents to a language without order, it presents an alternative take on what programming could be - one that focuses on us instead of the machine. We've made tremendous advancements since the early days of programming, but the modern form still forces us into the role of bit shifting machines. -
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Cycle.js
A functional and reactive JavaScript framework for predictable code
...These I/O effects in the external world are managed by drivers, plugins that handle DOM effects, HTTP effects, etc. The internals of main() are built using Reactive Programming primitives, which maximizes separation of concerns and provides a fully declarative way of organizing your code. The dataflow is plainly visible in the code, making it readable and traceable. Cycle.js apps are made of pure functions, which means you know they only take inputs and generate predictable outputs, without performing any I/O effects. ...
