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websocketd is a CGI web server and process-to-WebSocket wrapper that transforms command line programs into WebSocket servers by bridging standard input and output streams to remote clients. It functions as a TLS-secured gateway that routes traffic to backend processes, allowing any executable using standard IO to be exposed via a web interface. The project uses directory-based endpoint mapping to automate the creation of URL paths from local executable files. It employs a process-per-connection model to isolate execution and forwards HTTP request metadata, such as cookies and query parameters

Tinyhttpd is a minimal HTTP web server designed to process requests, deliver static files, and execute CGI scripts via network sockets. It serves as an educational implementation for studying the fundamental mechanics of the HTTP protocol and network programming. The server supports the Common Gateway Interface to generate dynamic content by launching external programs as subprocesses. It manages these dynamic requests by redirecting data through pipes and system environment variables. The system provides capabilities for parsing HTTP request methods and URLs, mapping those requests to local

OrbStack is a native macOS application that replaces Docker Desktop, providing an all-in-one environment for running Docker containers, full Linux virtual machines, and local Kubernetes clusters. It runs Linux VMs directly on the macOS hypervisor framework for near-native performance, uses VirtioFS for fast bidirectional file sharing between macOS and Linux, and leverages Rosetta for near-native x86 emulation on Apple Silicon. The system assigns predictable local domain names to containers and VMs with automatic HTTPS certificate generation, forwards ports via event-driven updates, and stores

Cross is a container-based build environment and cross-compilation tool for Rust. It functions as a multi-architecture binary builder and testing framework, allowing users to compile crates into binaries for different operating systems and CPU architectures without installing local toolchains on the host system. The project distinguishes itself by using Docker images to provide consistent toolchains and system dependencies for foreign target architectures. It integrates the Zig toolchain within container images to facilitate compilation across various architectures and library versions, and i