The dm3 protocol | New standard of web3 messaging | Decentralized ENS-based registry | Secure end-to-end encryption | Easy dApp integration
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The dm3 protocol | New standard of web3 messaging | Decentralized ENS-based registry | Secure end-to-end encryption | Easy dApp integration
A lightweight Swift library providing a declarative, type-safe API for building HTTP requests. Built on URLRequest and fully interoperable with URLSession, Alamofire, and other networking libraries.
WebView attachable full-duplex asynchronous interoperable independent messaging library between .NET and JavaScript.
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Loads a suite of R packages for creating and manipulating data packages including interacting with DataStore.
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Repository of the FAIR Biomedical Research Software (FAIR-BioRS) guidelines
Open Services for Web3
A fault-tolerant, protocol-agnostic, dead-simple, reliable, interoprable and secure RPC framework
⚡️ Run a conformance corpus against any executable, in any language. One JSON object per line in, one per line out – no bindings, no SDK. Four outcomes, because a program that crashed has not answered wrongly.
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FAIR for Jupyter Notebooks - A Practical Guide
DPchecker (Data Package checker) is a package with a series of functions for data package authors and reviewers to check for internal consistency among data/meta data and with the data package standards
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A library for parsing SMPTE Interoperable Media Format (IMF) packages
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FHIR Resources in Go Programming Language
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A Next.js app that builds EMVCo-compliant payment QR code payloads specifically for the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (CBE). This tool simplifies the creation of interoperable payment QR codes that adhere to the Ethiopian national standard (IPS-ET).
An early-stage, community-driven effort to define an open specification for AI-assisted development tools, covering agents, hooks, plugins, and other related concepts.
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An open specification for portable, programmable, interoperable Trust.
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34-second frame-locked schematic of Interoperable Train-Control Boundary. Explanatory only, not a certified reference.
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