Made in Nigeria
A curation of awesome tools and projects built by Nigerian developers.
Featured Projects
Suite of tools including a vector database and AI proxy for semantic search and embedding storage written in Rust.
186
Rust
ActiveA sleek graphQL client app for querying GraphQL servers, like Postman for graphQL. It also comes as a Chrome extension.
5.4k
TypeScript
ActiveThis simple tool generates article ideas and abstract drafts for your blog or website. It's a great way to get started with your content marketing strategy.
232
TypeScript
ActiveSQL Query Builder for Go that can be progressively adopted from raw SQL query strings, to fully typed queries and models generated for your database.
1.7k
Go
Active
A robust, opinionated, state management option for scalable and precise communication across ReactJS Components.
35
JavaScript
ActiveBuilt by Nigerians, for the Rest of the World.
Experience innovation with a touch of Nigerian excellence rooted in collaboration, community and impact that transcends borders through projects proudly built by Nigerians for the rest of the world.
Creators
Learning by doing in Open Source: Ifeora Patrick
Some people come to open source by accident and Ifeora is one. He shares his story of how he came into open source
Scratching my own itch with open source: Shalvah Adebayo
Shalvah took matters into his one hands. With his spirit for openness, projects built to solve his own problems have gone on to impact many others - through open source.
Building a career in open source: Prosper Otemuyiwa
Prosper's drive to contribute to open source is paving the way for others in the community. He shares his journey and predictions for the future.
Building and sharing in Open Source: Omolara Adejuwon
Discovering people's projects, implementation choices, building and sharing her own projects has made Omolara Adejuwon a better engineer. She shares her journey and advice to software developers.
Learning by doing in Open Source: Ifeora Patrick
Some people come to open source by accident and Ifeora is one. He shares his story of how he came into open source
Scratching my own itch with open source: Shalvah Adebayo
Shalvah took matters into his one hands. With his spirit for openness, projects built to solve his own problems have gone on to impact many others - through open source.
Building a career in open source: Prosper Otemuyiwa
Prosper's drive to contribute to open source is paving the way for others in the community. He shares his journey and predictions for the future.
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