Appwrite Loves Open Source: Why I Chose To Sponsor Offen

• Appwrite

  590 43,621 10.0 TypeScript

  Your backend, minus the hassle.

  

  Open-source is at the ❤️ of everything we do at Appwrite, and we want to enable and foster the open-source community that helped us grow to thrilling 24,000 stars on GitHub. Open-source projects require a great deal of effort to maintain and grow. We use open-source tools every day to build Appwrite, and we want to help our community. To give back, each Appwrite engineer gets to pick an open-source project for Appwrite to sponsor for one year.

• InfluxDB

  www.influxdata.com featured

  Purpose built for real-time analytics at any scale. InfluxDB Platform is powered by columnar analytics, optimized for cost-efficient storage, and built with open data standards.

  

• Offen

  9 862 7.9 JavaScript

  Offen Fair Web Analytics

  

  Offen’s main product is web analytics, which is quite unique if you ask me. The analytics tool is a core requirement of any commercial website out there, as it provides many KPIs to define marketing success. Not only that, analytics can help you target your services to the right clients, increasing your overall income.

• schemaify

  1 2 2.6 JavaScript

  Browserify transform for compiling JSON schemas at build time using AJV

  

  Alongside the amazing analytics project Offen has to provide, their GitHub organization includes many different tools such as schemaify, analyticstxt or l10nify. The one tool I like the most is docker-volume-backup.

• analyticstxt

  1 10 2.4 Makefile

  Disclose what you collect

  

  Alongside the amazing analytics project Offen has to provide, their GitHub organization includes many different tools such as schemaify, analyticstxt or l10nify. The one tool I like the most is docker-volume-backup.

• l10nify

  1 2 2.7 JavaScript

  gettext based localization workflow for Javascript / Browserify

  

  Alongside the amazing analytics project Offen has to provide, their GitHub organization includes many different tools such as schemaify, analyticstxt or l10nify. The one tool I like the most is docker-volume-backup.

• docker-volume-backup

  30 1,918 8.9 Go

  Backup Docker volumes locally or to any S3, WebDAV, Azure Blob Storage, Dropbox or SSH compatible storage

  

  Alongside the amazing analytics project Offen has to provide, their GitHub organization includes many different tools such as schemaify, analyticstxt or l10nify. The one tool I like the most is docker-volume-backup.

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