mitmproxy is an SSL-capable man-in-the-middle HTTP proxy. It provides a console interface that allows traffic flows to be inspected and edited on the fly.
mitmdump is the command-line version of mitmproxy, with the same functionality but without the frills. Think tcpdump for HTTP.
Intercept and modify HTTP traffic on the fly Save HTTP conversations for later replay and analysis Replay both HTTP clients and servers Make scripted changes to HTTP traffic using Python SSL interception certs generated on the fly
Issue tracking and project management never looked this good. Designed to be beautiful, powerful and friendly - The Bug Genie is an absolute treat - and it's all yours.
To that end Aesop consists of three main functions and goals:
Pre-compile and package HPHP - The idea here is simple. To get us up and running as quickly as possible I’ve packaged the HPHP binaries in the full download version of Aesop. This means we no longer have to worry about compiling HPHP, which saves time and possible headache. We needn’t use this version though, we can still download a minimal, Aesop only version complete with full source code.
Compile – Compiling HPHP applications from the command line means well, using a command line, setting environmental variables, and so on. Thus, we remove this burden and instead focus on making sure our code-base is acceptable to HPHP.
Aesop builds the file lists HPHP requires for code-compilation, sets environment variables, displays errors, and also manages the results of HPHP for the other main function of Aesop…
Manage Servers – Compiling code is only half the story. Once compiled HPHP has literally created a server-in-a-box for us. It’s a single executable that contains your source converted to C++, a web server, and the full PHP run-time. Aesop manages these executable for us in a nice list format, allowing us to start, stop and delete them at will. Of course setting their properties using GUI controls or a more advanced interface to a so-called HDF file is included as well.
Crew is a code review tool for git projects. It works with a simple API : you can easily integrate it in your workflow.
Crew is a standalone LAMP project. It is based on web common technologies(symfony 1.x, jQuery and LESS) : you can easily install it on your own server.
Crew is an open-source project. It is published under MIT license : you can use it Like A Boss !
This is a boilerplate for Chrome app, extension, and theme development. It should be easy enough to get started even if you've never built a Chrome extension before by following the INSTALLATION notes.
Holland is an Open Source backup framework originally developed at Rackspace and written in Python. Its goal is to help facilitate backing up databases with greater configurability, consistency, and ease. Holland is capable of backing up other types of data, too. Because of its plugin structure, Holland can be used to backup anything you want by whatever means you want. Notable Features Pluggable FrameworkSupports Multiple Backup SetsDatabase and Table Filtering (Using GLOBs)Auto-Detection of Transactional DBsSafe use of –single-transaction with mysqldumpIn-Line and Pluggable CompressionBackups Suitable for Point-In-Time Recovery / ReplicationMySQL + LVM Snapshot and Logical BackupsPostgreSQL backups using pgdump
VeeWee: the tool to easily build vagrant base boxes Vagrant is a great tool to test new things or changes in a virtual machine(Virtualbox) using either chef or puppet. The first step is to download an existing 'base box'. I believe this scares a lot of people as they don't know who or how this box was build. Therefore lots of people end up first building their own base box to use with vagrant.
Veewee tries to automate this and to share the knowledge and sources you need to create a basebox. Instead of creating custom ISO's from your favorite distribution, it leverages the 'keyboardputscancode' command of Virtualbox so send the actual 'boot prompt' keysequence to boot an existing iso.
Blueprint reverse engineers servers
Easy configuration management. Detect relevant packages, files, and source installs. Generate reusable server configs. Convert blueprints to Puppet or Chef. No DSLs, no extra servers, no workflow changes. Blueprint looks inside popular package managers, finds changes you made to configuration files, and archives software you built from source. It runs on Debian- and RPM-based Linux distros with Python >= 2.6 and Git >= 1.7. Move blueprints around with Blueprint I/O.
unoconv converts between any document format that OpenOffice understands. It uses OpenOffice's UNO bindings for non-interactive conversion of documents.
Supported document formats include Open Document Format (.odt), MS Word (.doc), MS Office Open/MS OOXML (.xml), Portable Document Format (.pdf), HTML, XHTML, RTF, Docbook (.xml), and more.
"Transifex is a highly scalable localization platform with a focus on integrating well with the existing workflow of both translators and developers.
It aims in making it dead-simple for content providers to receive quality translations from big translation communities, no matter where the project is hosted. "
