The Daily Index — Friday, July 28, 2023 · TLDR Index

Repositories, courses and useful tools

Resources & Tools

TLDR · Tool

BLAZINGMQ

BlazingMQ is a distributed message queueing platform. It provides a set of message routing strategies and supports a unique multi-hop network topology that leads to a distribution tree for each queue, creating network bandwidth savings for certain use cases. Using BlazingMQ can lead to significant savings in network and latency for high fan-out workflows.

bloomberg.github.io

TLDR · GitHub repository

PEERDB

PeerDB is a data-movement platform that makes moving data in and out of Postgres fast and simple.

github.com

TLDR Web Dev · GitHub repository

HONO

Hono is a small, simple, and ultrafast web framework for the Edges. It works on any JavaScript runtime: Cloudflare Workers, Fastly Compute@Edge, Deno, Bun, Vercel, Lagon, AWS Lambda, and Node.js.

github.com

TLDR Web Dev · GitHub repository

PR-AGENT

CodiumAI PR-Agent is an open-source tool aiming to help developers review pull requests faster and more efficiently. It automatically analyzes the pull request and provides several types of feedback, such as auto-descriptions, PR reviews, question answering, and code suggestions.

github.com

TLDR Web Dev · GitHub repository

MULTIBOY

A multiplayer GameBoy powered by WebRTC and Nitric.

github.com

TLDR Crypto · GitHub repository

SIMPLE SECURITY TOOLKIT

Smart contract development is different from software development. If you make mistakes, there can be extremely serious and immediate consequences. For this reason, the Nascent team has created a Security Toolkit that includes practical guides and checklists for smart contract development. The Toolkit aims to help organizations build secure codebases, prepare for external audits, and ultimately roll out safe smart contracts. The Nascent team likened this toolkit to a pilot’s safety checklist or a physician’s checklist before a medical procedure.

github.com

TLDR Crypto · GitHub repository

CONVERTING EVM TO NATIVE MACHINE CODE

Last year, Paradigm’s research team attempted to build out a proof-of-concept for converting EVM to machine code to look for speed increases. They’re open to developers trying their hand at productionizing this PoC.

github.com