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Purely functional SSH library in ocaml.
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Reimplementation of the Nintendo Switch firmware
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Mirage is a windows library that provides some common classes to write better MVVM applications. Mirage provides a command framework, a ViewModel framework and a bunch of collection classes that make it easy to write ViewModels for windows applications.
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This is an example of how to use ember-cli-crudtable and mirage
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A standalone todo manager using firebase for personal use
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A development environment for MirageOS applications.
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eCommerce application to list laptop details.
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Diaries App build with Typescript, React, Redux toolkit, and Mirage server
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When the application under test performs a redirect, it will reply with a 301 status code and send a
Locationheader indicating where we should redirect to. Unnfortunately the HTTP spec specifies that this URL must be an absolute URL, and while browsers support relative redirects perfectly fine, many web frameworks stick to the letter of the law and make this an absolute URL. At least Rails does