#1 Developer ToolsUnknown
clipboard-rs — alternative #1 to rusti-cal
[clipboard-rs] - Cross-platform library written in Rust for getting and setting and monitoring changes the system-level clipboard content.
GitHub source182MIT
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Alternatives to rusti-cal
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#2 Developer ToolsUnknown
elastic — alternative #2 to rusti-cal
[elastic] - elastic is an efficient, modular API client for Elasticsearch written in Rust
GitHub source
#3 Developer ToolsUnknown
iii — alternative #3 to rusti-cal
[iii-sdk] - Distributed runtime for composing services via Worker-Function-Trigger primitives. Real-time catalog, traceable function calls,...
GitHub source
#4 Developer ToolsUnknown
iii-sdk — alternative #4 to rusti-cal
Distributed runtime for composing services via Worker-Function-Trigger primitives. Real-time catalog, traceable function call...
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#5 Developer ToolsFree
rs-short — alternative #5 to rusti-cal
Lightweight link shortener written in Rust, with features such as caching, spambot protection and phishing detection. (Demo) MPL-2.0 Rust
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#6 Developer ToolsFree
WezTerm — alternative #6 to rusti-cal
A GPU-accelerated cross-platform terminal emulator and multiplexer written by @wez and implemented in Rust | Cross
GitHub source
#7 Developer ToolsUnknown
Hadolint — alternative #7 to rusti-cal
A Dockerfile linter that checks for best practices, common mistakes, and is also able to lint any bash written in RUN instructions;.
GitHub source
#8 Developer ToolsUnknown
ngrok-rust — alternative #8 to rusti-cal
[ngrok-rust] - ngrok is a developer tool that exposes your local app to the internet securely.
GitHub source
Questions about this page
How were these alternatives selected?
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