Docker

MiniStack is a free, lightweight, and high-performance alternative to LocalStack. It provides local AWS emulation for 33 services, utilizing real infrastructure like actual Postgres, Redis, and Docker containers. With a small footprint, fast startup, and MIT license, it offers a cost-effective, telemetry-free solution for developers requiring authentic cloud service simulation.

Floci is a lightweight, open-source AWS emulator designed as a high-performance, drop-in alternative to LocalStack. Released under the MIT license, it offers unlimited CI/CD support, rapid startup times, and low memory usage without requiring authentication or feature gates. It supports over 20 AWS services, ensuring full compatibility with existing AWS SDKs for local development.

LocalStack is consolidating its development into a single, unified Docker image, resulting in the archiving of this repository. It remains a powerful cloud software development framework that allows developers to emulate AWS services locally. Users should transition to the unified image and CLI to continue streamlining their testing and development workflows for AWS applications.

v2f (Verilog to Factorio) is a tool that compiles Verilog designs into Factorio 2.0 blueprints. It provides Rust and Lua APIs for circuit design, uses Yosys for synthesis, and supports simulation, performance optimization, and SVG visualization. It includes a fully functional RISC-V processor example and comprehensive development environment options via Docker or manual installation.

Roogle is1 a specialized search engine for Rust APIs, enabling users to find functions and methods using queries based on names and complex type signatures, including support for generic types, bounds, and where predicates. It provides a flexible interface for developers to search within the Rust standard library or custom scopes via API requests.