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Declarative configuration for Gmail filters. Contribute to mbrt/gmailctl development by creating an account on GitHub.

A modern keyboard shortcut library written in Typenoscript. - reasonink/clack

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Here's an easy way to sample the changes included in Ubuntu 20.04 but without the hassle of needing to download the distro first! Yes, it's screenshot tour.

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All your media player needs in one place - a modern alternative to Videojs and Plyr. Supports Html5, Hls, Dash, YouTube, Vimeo, Dailymotion and more to come.

Flip Countdown is the web’s most advanced Flip Counter plugin. It’s easy to setup, amazingly flexible, and features beautiful animations.

Roadmap to becoming a Laravel developer. Contribute to Hasnayeen/laravel-developer-roadmap development by creating an account on GitHub.

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