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Name Last update Score Registered Description
coregrammars 0.2.1, 4 months ago 0.72022-Mar-18Grammars containing core language features, for creating DSLs and embedded languages
sparkline 0.0.3, a year ago 0.42022-Mar-13Library for creating text sparklines
dtiled-redthing1 0.4.1, a year ago 0.32022-Mar-10Parse Tiled map files
avro-d 0.2.10, 11 months ago 0.52022-Mar-09Library and code generators to use Apache Avro in D.
filesizes 1.1.0, a year ago 0.52022-Mar-08Library for parsing, formatting, and generally working with file sizes.
dath ~master, a year ago 0.92022-Mar-05Math lib intended for games. Still very much a work in progress.
dub-build-deep 1.1.0, 7 months ago 1.12022-Mar-01An utility to build a dub library and all its dependencies
bindbc-thorvg 1.0.0, a year ago 0.32022-Feb-27Dynamic and static bindings to ThorVG CAPI, compatible with -betterC, @nogc, and nothrow.
dsplay 2.0.4, a year ago 0.32022-Feb-26Gets display resolution in windows
i18n-d 1.0.2, 10 months ago 3.32022-Feb-23Internationalization framework for D
nethost 1.0.0, a year ago 0.42022-Feb-20D bindings to .NET hosting libraries (nethost.h, hostfxr.h, coreclr_delegates.h)
ringbuffer 2.3.0, 4 months ago 0.62022-Feb-18a simple @nogc ringbuffer
dogapi 1.0.0, a year ago 0.32022-Feb-15Dog API client
server-modeller 0.0.1, a year ago 0.32022-Feb-14Documentation for the uim-bootstrap library
server-portal 0.0.1, a year ago 0.02022-Feb-14A minimal D application.
sitemap 1.0.0, a year ago 0.02022-Feb-12Sitemap generation library for D
structjson 2.100.1, 11 months ago 0.22022-Feb-10A minimal D application.
decorated 0.0.1-alpha, a year ago 0.42022-Feb-01A D library implementation of Python's decorators
secp256k1 2.5.1, 10 months ago 0.22022-Jan-28D binding for bitcoin-core/libsecp256k1
dc 0.0.2, a year ago 0.02022-Jan-27Utility library containing various magic with limited utility

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