Twilio
Use the language you already love to prototype ideas quickly, develop production-ready communications applications, and run serverless applications on one API-powered platform.
Twilio is a single fully-programmable platform with flexible APIs for any channel, built-in intelligence, and global infrastructure to support you at scale. Quickly integrate powerful APIs to start building solutions for SMS and WhatsApp messaging, voice, video, and email.
Browse documentation and SDKs in multiple coding languages, including Ruby, Python, PHP, Node.js, java, and C#, or jumpstart your first project with our open source code templates to quickly build production-ready communications apps. Consult our community of over 9 million developers for guidance and inspiration on your next project. Sign up and start building today.
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Adobe PDF Library SDK
Global OEMs, SaaS and enterprise end-users rely on Adobe PDF Library to automate the creation, editing and management of PDFs. An Adobe partner, our SDK uses the same source code as Acrobat for stability, reliability and quality results.
Languages: .NET, .NET Framework, Java and C/C++
Platforms: Windows, Linux & MacOS
Package managers: NuGet & Maven
Capabilities include but are not limited to:
-Annotations
-Content creation
-Content modification
-Color management
-Extraction - text, images, forms
-Compression/optimize
-Conversion - PDF/A, PDF/X, EPS, PostScript, XPS, ZUGFeRD, color
-Display, Printing
-Extract text, images & other content
-Forms - Import, export, flatten static & dynamic XFA forms, AcroForms
-Images - extract, import/export, thumbnails, render/rasterize pages, separations
-Optimization - size, content, images, etc.
-OCR - add text to document, add text to image
-PDF to Office Documents (Word, Excel, PPT)
-Security - Viewer settings, redactions, password, encrypt/decryption, watermark
Pricing options for OEMs, SaaS & end-users are flexible and based on usage.
Shorten development times & get to market faster with Adobe PDF Library. Free trial - download today.
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VSCodium
The source code for Microsoft's Visual Studio Code (VSCode) is available as open source under the MIT license, yet the downloadable version of the product is subject to a different license that is not considered free and open-source software (FLOSS) and includes telemetry features. To provide an alternative, the VSCodium project was created, allowing users to avoid the hassle of downloading and building from the source code by offering pre-built binaries. This project utilizes specialized build scripts that fetch Microsoft's VSCode repository, execute the necessary build commands, and subsequently upload the finished binaries to GitHub releases, all of which are licensed under the MIT license and have telemetry features disabled. For users on Mac OS X Mojave, if you encounter the message “App can’t be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software” when you first try to open VSCodium, you can simply right-click the application and select Open, which should only be necessary the first time you launch it on that operating system. Additionally, comprehensive documentation is available for anyone looking to transition from Visual Studio Code, as well as for addressing various issues that may arise during use of VSCodium. This ensures users have access to all the guidance they need for a smooth experience.
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ccminer
Ccminer is a community-driven open-source initiative designed for CUDA-compatible NVIDIA GPUs. This project supports both Linux and Windows operating systems, providing a versatile solution for miners. The purpose of this platform is to offer reliable tools for cryptocurrency mining that users can depend on. We ensure that all available open-source binaries are compiled and signed by our team for added security. While many of these projects are open-source, some may necessitate a certain level of technical expertise for proper compilation. Overall, this initiative aims to foster trust and accessibility within the cryptocurrency mining community.
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