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Awesome Tools

Tools, services, and projects worth exploring.

πŸš€ Development Tools

Minimalist Code Editor

  • Fast, lightweight code editor written in Rust
  • Jupyter Notebooks not supported yet, but on the roadmap

AI LAB

  • GLM 4.7 - Claude alternative, almost as good.
  • asymmetrically cheaper pricing

Modern Issue Tracking & Project Management

  • Fast, minimalist project management tool designed for software teams
  • Keyboard-first navigation with real-time sync
  • Integrates with GitHub, GitLab, Figma, and Slack
  • Opinionated workflow reduces decision fatigue
  • Popular among startups and high-performing engineering teams

Local Infrastructure Control Center

  • Avoid creating multiple docker images for local development
  • Run PostgreSQL, Redis, Kafka, and other backend services natively
  • Centralized GUI for configuration and monitoring

Free Coding Agents

  • Read Terms of Use carefully before using it
  • AI Agents for free

πŸ€– Inference Providers

Ultra-Fast LLM Inference API

  • Lightning-fast AI inference with custom LPU (Language Processing Unit) hardware
  • Up to 1,000+ tokens per second - significantly faster than GPU-based solutions
  • Competitive pricing with transparent token-based billing
  • Supports popular open-source models (Llama, Mistral, etc.)
  • Simple REST API for real-time AI applications
  • Ideal for chatbots, streaming applications, and low-latency AI services
  • For free inference with rate limits, also check out OpenRouter and Hugging Face

GPU Cloud Computing Platform

  • On-demand GPU access across 30+ global regions
  • Both serverless and persistent pod options
  • Wide range of GPUs: H100, A100, RTX series, and more
  • Competitive per-second billing with no idle costs on serverless
  • Pre-built templates for ML/AI workloads
  • Instant clusters for multi-node training
  • SOC 2 Type II compliant infrastructure
  • Popular for inference, fine-tuning, and compute-heavy AI tasks

☁️ Cloud

Global Cloud Platform & CDN

  • Fundamentally a Reverse proxy based global CDN,DDOS, WAF provide. Unlike say AWS Cloudfront which is basically a distributed file system.
  • Storage Solutions: R2 object storage (S3-compatible), Workers KV (key-value), Durable Objects (stateful storage)
  • Data Engineering: D1 SQLite database, Analytics Engine (time-series), Vectorize (vector search), Pipelines (streaming ingestion)
  • Compute Solutions: Cloudflare Workers (10ms CPU limit free, 50ms paid), Pages (static sites), Queues (background jobs), Containers (full Docker support, launched 2025)
  • Global edge network with 300+ locations worldwide
  • Competitive pricing with zero egress fees on storage
  • Also checkout Akamai which is the same space but not as popular as Cloudflare.

Edge Computing Platform

  • Deploy Docker containers globally across 35+ regions
  • Built on Firecracker microVMs for fast boot times and security
  • Managed databases: Postgres, Redis, and distributed systems
  • GPU support for AI/ML workloads
  • Simple deployment with flyctl CLI
  • Pay-per-use pricing with generous free tier
  • Focus on running applications close to users for low latency

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)

  • Competitive pricing in mostly everything.
  • Generous egress: 10TB/month free data transfer (vs 100GB on AWS/GCP)
  • Always Free tier: ARM instances,One tiny AMD x86 instance, Autonomous Database, block storage under always free tier
  • Consistent global pricing across all regions
  • RDMA networking: Remote Direct Memory Access for ultra-low latency cluster computing (bypasses CPU/OS for direct memory-to-memory transfers, critical for HPC/AI workloads - rare among major cloud providers)
  • Bare Metal Servers: True bare metal instances with no hypervisor overhead (direct hardware access for maximum performance)
  • Shapes: Granular CPU/memory scaling (adjust by single core/GB) vs fixed instance sizes on other clouds
  • Strong enterprise features and database integration
  • Major AI partnerships (OpenAI, NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs)
  • Cons: Poor developer experience, confusing documentation, limited community adoption and ecosystem as of early 2026. Free tier instances can be preempted based on low usage.

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