MiniINI is a a free/open source (X11/MIT License), minimalistic, fast and simple to use C++ library for reading ini (or cfg) files. It has no dependencies and should compile on any platform with a standard compliant C++ compiler (although it requires C99 support).

The goal of MiniINI is not to support a myriad of extensions to the common INI format, but to be easy to use and to read (and, in future, write) ini files as quickly as possible.

Open Eleven est un projet récent de jeu de gestion footballistique. Il a pour ambition d'associer une interface graphique agréable à utiliser, à des fonctionnalités nombreuses et parfois totalement inédites. Le jeu est programmé en Ruby avec des extensions C pour un compromis idéale entre performance, flexibilité et facilité de programmation. Il est publié sous la licence MIT.

An Ocaml binding to the Irrlicht library.

License : zlib (the same as irrlicht)

MIT Licensed Tactical Multiplayer First Person Shooter Game Made with Godot Engine

FL is an open source C++ lightweight template Bayesian filtering library.

License: MIT Url: https://github.com/filtering-library/fl

OpenGameArt.org is a repository for high quality, freely-licensed content appropriate for use in Free / Open Source games.

A demo of open-realty. Open-Realty® is an MIT licensed web-based real estate listing management and lead generation content management system (CMS) that is designed to be very reliable and flexible as a framework for creating and managing a real estate website.

Source Code is available at https://gitlab.com/appsbytherealryanbonham/open-realty/

ProxAllium's goal is to make using Tor (Not to be confused with Tor Browser) easier for normal everyday users to circumvent censorship and be anonymous while using internet-based services (up to some extent). It's basically a wrapper for Tor, except that it tries to be more than that 😉.

The code is licenced under MIT.

Thanks for reading!

Repo for Manjaro Enly (custom enlightenment desktop based on manjaro linux).

This repo contains prebuild software from different sources. All are providen by a GPL or BSD or MIT or DoWhatTheFuckYouWant license.

Simple utility bots for Twitch.

Written in Lua they communicate using a minimal subset of IRC over websockets as well as the Twitch REST API.

License: MIT