nrwl/nx-recipes

Puppeteer is a JavaScript library maintained at puppeteer/puppeteer that gives Node.js code a high-level API for controlling Chrome or Firefox, talking to the browser through the Chrome DevTools Protocol or the newer WebDriver BiDi standard. Installing the `puppeteer` package fetches a compatible Chrome build automatically, while `puppeteer-core` skips that download for setups managing their own binary. The README also points to chrome-devtools-mcp, a Puppeteer-based MCP server, and to an experimental WebMCP API.

Yazi is a terminal file manager built in Rust that treats every read, write, and preview as an async task instead of blocking the UI thread. It renders images, code, and video thumbnails directly inside supported terminals, ships a Lua plugin system with its own package manager, and syncs state across multiple running instances through a built-in client-server layer, all without spinning up a separate server process. The project is still labeled a public beta, so config and plugin APIs can shift between releases.

Appsmith is an open-source low-code platform for building admin panels, internal tools and dashboards over existing databases and APIs, with the option to self-host via Docker/Kubernetes or use Appsmith Cloud. It integrates with 25+ databases and any API, and is licensed under Apache-2.0.

OSSU Computer Science Curriculum is a GitHub-hosted list at ossu/computer-science that sequences free, third-party university and MOOC courses into a full computer science education. It groups coursework into Intro CS, Core CS (eight required subject areas), Advanced CS electives, and a peer-evaluated Final Project, with each course annotated by duration, weekly effort, and prerequisites. The README frames it as an alternative to a CS degree, not a shortcut: it follows the CS 2013 curricular guidelines and expects the learner to supply their own structure and motivation.