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Unity3D Editor Tools
This tools aim to help to maintain assets in Unity projects. They help to find redundant assets, missing references, issues in settings and usages etc
Dependency Hunter
Dependency Hunter is a tool which finds and/or deletes unreferenced assets in Unity project.
Missing References Hunter
Missing References Hunter is a tool that finds all missing references in your project. Reads contents of assets to detect whether GUIDs they contain exist within the project.
Textures Hunter
Texture Hunter is a tool that provides summary of all textures and atlases in Unity project
Apps here are mostly related to .NET, Node.js, and Flutter
Flutter Log Keeper (iOS/Android/Web/Dart Server)
LogKeeper is a tool for storing logs that generates links to them after saving.
Our applications automatically upload logs to it when errors are detected, and the resulting links are easier to share and attach to tasks than when using log files.
It is made with Flutter using Bloc pattern and Firebase Firestore.
It also demonstrates the usage of Dart on the backend and sharing code within a server and a client.
Proviso
Proviso is a complete set of Flutter tools for conditional rendering (if-else and switch conditions),
subtree wrapping with a parent widget, and some handy shortcuts (like DebugWidget, WebOnlyWidget, SafeBuilder, and many more).
Published on pub.dev
Router.NET
Router.NET is .NET Core AWS Lambda application with DynamoDB and MongoDB storage implementations.
Can be used for routing your apps towards different servers.
FireShift
Fireshift is a Flutter + Nest.js AWS Lambda + mongoDB (Mongoose) tool for getting user feedback
Flutter Notes Manager
Notes is a simple notes management app built with Flutter (iOS/Android/Web).
It is based on Async-Redux and Firebase Firestore.
monday.com lacks a feature of custom pulse id generation. See feature request.
Until the functionality is implemented, we use this WebHook tool based on Firebase, AWS Lambda and Node.js