1. Appium:
It's a test automation framework which can be used with native and hybrid mobile apps. It drives iOS and Android apps via JSON wire protocol. It provides a broad platform for testing mobile apps and organisations are enabled to utilise a single testing tool to support requirements. Click here for more information.
2. ProjectLibre:
It's a project management software which complements LibreOffice to provide a full collection of tools for the team manager. Click here for more information.
3. Docker:
Docker enables easy creation of lightweight, portable container which a developer builds and tests on a laptop. It was started by a small commercial firm known as dotCloud and it offers companies plenty of options where their apps will run. Click here for more information.
4. OpenBravo POS:
It's a long time popular open source tool for managing flow of inventory in businesses. The tools include Point of Sale for running cash registers at stores and restaurants. It also attracts forks like Unicenta which is an option that continues the open source branch of the project through support. Click here for more information.
5. Exercism:
It’s an educational tool which helps in learning programming languages as it helps learners understand the languages quite easily. It was a classroom project in the initial days and now it supports 13 languages including JavaScript, Java, Rust and more. Click here for more information
6. Impress.js:
It’s an open source version of Prezi which puts all your messages on a big canvas and it offers zooming too for high level abstractions and low level details. Click here for more information
7. Ghost:
This project is used to publish content on web and it’s wonderfully designed and completely customisable to. With this tool you can write and post your own blog but it’s limited to single user blogging. The free platform is growing in a steady way. Click here for more information
8. Reveal.JS:
It’s a great presentation tool based on HTML and it features slide decks for sub-presentations. It rolls through the data and animates transition in three dimensions.Click here for more information
9. InfluxDB:
Written in Go, it’s a database comprising events and metrics details. It can be distributed horizontally and it also comes with a SQL like query language. Click here for more information
10. Diaspora:
Diaspora is an open source project in social networking and this project is moving rapidly. The GitHub repository is filled with merges and changes. Click here for more information
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