setup pvpgn on raspberry 4a project by jerrytang Project Descriptionpvpgn is opensoure for private battlenet 1.0 . (ext diablo2 starcraft war3 ) |
RISC-V boot deep dive (Boot FLOW from 0 to Linux Kernel)a project by clin RISC-V boot deep dive (Boot FLOW from 0 to Linux Kernel)Make RISC-V boot like rest of industry U-boot for embedded, UEFI for consumer and servers |
WASM Serverlessa project by davidko Project DescriptionSupport WASM serverless workload management on K8s |
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Remake of a very mundane gamean idea by nadebula Project DescriptionRemake of a legacy game which was coded roughly 30 years ago |
Improve mtk scripts and improve on python skillsa project by bfilho Project DescriptionMaintenance Coordination team has a set of tools called MTK (Maintenance ToolKit) that is extremely useful to the Maintenance team and can be used by a other teams to increase the productivity and automate common tasks related to the maintenance process. |
Try Jamulusan idea by ta-ro Project DescriptionLearn how to use Jamulus (https://jamulus.io/) and try it. Jamulus is open source software designed to play music online with others, reducing latency to a minimum. |
Test drive some Kubernetes network pluginsan idea by doreilly Project DescriptionEvaluate some CNI plugins [1] |
Your own ngrok with rdns and tunnelan idea by dpeng Project DescriptionToday developers use ngrok for tunnel local host to public server in order to expose local rancher server to public(for registering downstream cluster). This has some downsides that if you don't pay, you will lose the domain once you exit ngrok. So I would like to create a separate project that does what grok provide, but with the flexibility to keep your own domain(of course without paying). This can be done with our dynamic DNS project https://github.com/rancher/rdns-server and a tunnel server. https://github.com/rancher/remotedialer. |
Internet, are you ok? A voyage into Vue, Vuex, Nuxt and Typescripta project by richardcox Project DescriptionOver at https://github.com/rancher/dashboard we're investigating the transition from JavaScript to TypeScript. I'd like to complement this with a fun project to prove out some of the more tricky areas as well as provide a great example of the benefits. |