bookshelf
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A simple Node.js ORM for PostgreSQL, MySQL and SQLite3 built on top of Knex.js
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Literature for the self-taught AI practitioner! 📚
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Learning resources for Ruby, Rails, and related skills.
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GoRead is a lightweight reader application designed specifically for local e‑book reading.
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A simple, self-hosted service to keep track of your personal library 📚
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A simple bookshelf made in CSS, HTML and vanilla JS.
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👨🔬 In Russian: Обновляемая структурированная подборка бесплатных ресурсов по тематикам Data Science: курсы, книги, открытые данные, блоги и готовые решения.
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Data for 📚 mustread.tech – open-source and crowd-sourced book listing.
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A modular library datapack for Minecraft mapmakers.
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📚📘 JavaScript bookshelf
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BookShelf App is an Android application that lets users search for books, view book details, leave reviews, add books to favorites, and view example categories of books. The app uses Firebase's Firestore database service to store user and book data and the Google Books API to search for books and retrieve book data.
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Collection of books/papers that I've read/I'm going to read/I would remember that they exist/It is unlikely that I'll read/I'll never read.
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实现自定义 Android 书籍渲染引擎的文本阅读器。支持 txt,epub 书籍富文本渲染、支持自定义 header 和 footer、提供多种翻页模式和页面控制操作
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Mar 12, 2020 - Kotlin
Libreseerr is a book request management application for Readarr and LazyLibrarian. It provides a simple web interface for users to search for books and request ebook or audiobook downloads similar to how Seerr works for movies and TV shows with Sonarr/Radarr, but for books with Readarr, Readarr forks, or LazyLibrarian
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