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go-lua

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Shopify 2014 Ottawa, Ontario MIT

Lua VM implemented in Go.

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Sarama

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Shopify 2013 Ottawa, Ontario MIT

Go client library for Apache Kafka.

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ApostropheCMS Canada Contributions

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Apostrophe Technologies / Canadian contributors 2013 Toronto, Ontario MIT

ApostropheCMS is a full-stack content management system built with Node.js and MongoDB. Content creators can edit directly on live pages without switching between admin interfaces, while developers can build with modern JavaScript or use it headlessly with any frontend framework.

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Open Lunar Foundation Orekit Contributions

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Canadian aerospace contributors 2002 Toronto, Ontario Apache-2.0

Orekit is a low level space dynamics library written in Java. Orekit is designed to be easily used in very different contexts, from quick studies up to critical operations. As a library, Orekit provides basic elements (orbits, dates, attitude, frames, ...) and various algorithms to handle them (conversions, propagations, pointing, events detection, orbit determination ...).

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Notification Documentation

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Canadian Digital Service Ottawa, Ontario MIT

Notification Documentation is an open-source project or repository maintained by Canadian Digital Service in Canada.

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Notification Terraform

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Canadian Digital Service Ottawa, Ontario MIT

The promise of Terragrunt is to make it easier to maintain Terraform code by providing a wrapper around modules, adhering to "Don't repeat yourself" (DRY) configuration as well as better remote state management.

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