practice_projects.yaml

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# Format of this file:
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#  - First we have the "tagsonomy", a tree of tags used to categorize the projects.
#  - After that is "projects", a list of awesome projects
#
# Each project has the following format:
#
#  - name: Project Name
#    repo_url: github or bitbucket or other web link to code
#    wp_url: Wikipedia URL if there is one
#    docs_url: URL to docs
#    home_url: Home page if not one of the above
#    tags: ["", ""]  # see full taxonomy elsewhere in this file
#    desc: Handy project designed for handiness
#
# Only the name, repo_url, tags, and description are required.
#
# In the description, avoid references to Python, free/open-source, and
# the app name itself, since those are already present/implied by being
# on the list.
#
tagsonomy:
  # NOTE: order here controls order of the rendered text
  topic:
    - internet
    - audio
    - video
    - graphics
    - games
    - productivity
    - organization
    - communication    # messaging & collab
    - education
    - science
    - cms:
        title: CMS
    - erp:
        title: ERP
    - static_site
    - dev:
        desc: Projects related to software development and adjacent technical areas.
        subtags:
          - scm:
              title: SCM
          - code_review
          - ops
          - security
          - docs
          - editor
          - pkg_mgr:
              title: Package Managers
          - pkg_repo:
              title: Package Repositories
          - build
          - shell
    - misc
  framework: # (?)
    - desktop:
        - gtk
        - qt:
            subtags:
              - qt4
              - qt5
              - qt45    # hybrid
        - wx
        - pygame
        - other
    - network:
        - flask
        - django
        - twisted
        - gevent
        - plone
        - other
    - nui:    # ?
        - beeware     # not actually used here atm
        - kivy
    - hybrid:
        - c
        - cpp
        - js

  platform:
    - desktop:
        subtags:
          - linux
          - windows
          - mac
    - console
    - mobile
    - browser
    - server:
        subtags:    # sep tag for container, maybe separate top-level group for packaging in general?
          - docker
          - flatpak
          - appimage

  license:
    - bsd:
        subtags:
          - bsd3
          - bsd2
    - gpl:
        subtags:
          - gplv2
          - gplv3
          - lgpl
          - agpl
    - apache
    - mit
    - proprietary

projects:
  - name: ArchiveBox
    repo_url: https://github.com/pirate/ArchiveBox
    home_url: https://archivebox.io/
    docs_url: https://github.com/pirate/ArchiveBox/wiki
    desc: Self-hosted web archive, for creating local, browsable backups of content from the web. Imports HTML, JS, PDFs, video, subtitles, git repositories, and more, from Pocket, Pinboard, browser history, etc.
    tags:
      - internet
      - organization
      - linux
      - windows
      - docker
  - name: SecureDrop
    repo_url: https://github.com/freedomofpress/securedrop
    home_url: https://securedrop.org/
    docs_url: https://docs.securedrop.org/
    desc: Whistleblower submission system for media organizations to securely accept documents from anonymous sources. Originally created by [Aaron Swartz](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Swartz) and currently managed by the [Freedom of the Press Foundation](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_the_Press_Foundation).
    tags:
      - communication
      - server
      - flask
  - name: Waf
    home_url: https://waf.io/
    repo_url: https://gitlab.com/ita1024/waf
    docs_url: https://waf.io/book/
    wp_url: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waf
    desc: Cross-platform build system designed to improve on SCons.
    tags:
      - build
      - linux
  - name: MakeHuman
    wp_url: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MakeHuman
    repo_url: https://bitbucket.org/MakeHuman/makehuman
    tags:
      - graphics
      - linux
      - windows
      - mac
      - qt
    desc: 3D computer graphics software designed for the prototyping of photo realistic humanoids.