nanpa
nanpa is a
terminal application for handling releases and changelogs, without requiring
any cumbersome or language-specific tooling. all it uses are small manifests and
easy-to-use changeset files, and it can handle updating your version according
to Semantic Versioning for you.
mus
mus is a terminal-based
client that connects to the Music Player Daemon. it ditches the clunky syntax of
mpc and its clones, instead opting for ease-of-use, quality-of-life features. it
also sports a vibrant and colorful user interface.
aum
aum is a memex engine coded in C99, written for this website. it consists of
one file about 400 lines long, and uses no dependencies. you can view its
source code (which includes the tree for this website)
here.