- Use the following format: [LIBRARY](LINK) - DESCRIPTION
- The link should be the name of the package or project
- Keep descriptions concise, clear and simple
- New categories, or improvements to the existing ones are also welcome
- Submit one link per pull request. If you want to add several links, create a PR for each one, unless all of the proposed projects belong to the same category. Pull requests should have a meaningful project description, why do you want to add it to the list and any other relevant information. This will help maintainers with the review process.
- Include a link to the added project in the PR description. This will greatly improve email messages received by everyone watching this repository.
To stay on the list, projects should follow these quality standards:
- Generally useful to the community
- Actively maintained (even if that just means acknowledging open issues when they arise)
- Stable
- Documented
- Tests
If you are to include a research or academic project, please use the **[Research]** tag.
We have additional requirements for proprietary and commercial projects:
- Publicly available community forum or other place for discussions and support
- At least 1 year on the market
- Free trial or preview
- You should add
**[$]**tag to the end of the description block (in bold) - If project is proprietary but still free to use, instead if
**[$]**tag, please add**[Proprietary]**and**[Free]**tags. - If project has free for OSS version, please add
**[Free for OSS]**tag to the end of the description (in bold)
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