πŸ’» 🀯 Awesome F/OSS #43

Zuul for keeping your code tested and safe, Pybossa for organizing crowdsourcing work, and Wallabag for saving and classifying articles.

Three awesome Free and Open Source projects for you to check out this week:

πŸ§‘β€πŸ’» Zuul

Zuul is an open source CI tool
Zuul is an open source CI that powers some of the largest Open Source development efforts.

Zuul (code) is a open source continuous integration tool that you should know about – it's different because it gatekeeps your repository. Ever get annoyed by commits that get into a branch that break the branch? Make it properly impossible with Zuul.

πŸ‘·β€β™‚οΈπŸ‘·β€β™€οΈ PyBossa

The ultimate crowdsourcing framework - PYBOSSA by Scifabric
The ultimate crowdsourcing framework to analyze or enrich data that can’t be processed by machines alone

Need to crowdsource? pybossa (code) is for you. pybossa makes it easy to gather data, process it, and create crowd-driven intelligence. From dealing with poorly scanned PDFs to dealing with videos and geolocalization, pybossa makes it easy to map/reduce your work in meatspace.

πŸ—ž Wallabag

wallabag.org
Save and classify articles. Read them later. Freely.

Read a lot of articles? If you need to save and classify them, check out Wallabag (code). Wallabag runs on a ton of platforms, and works with RSS – it's even got an API. If you enjoy reading news, check out Wallabag.

Wrapup

As always, thanks for reading, and make sure to support these projects (whether via Β Github star, donations or word-of-mouth), and get more recognition to awesome projects.

Know of a project we've missed? Suggest a project to Awesome F/OSS!

Thanks,
Victor