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OpenAurora vs penpot

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OpenAurora

OpenAurora is a cloud-native database system prototype developed at Purdue University. It is an open-source version of Amazon Aurora. It is designed to enable more research in cloud-native database systems for our databa. OpenAurora is open source, written primarily in C, released under Other. Its repository has 108 GitHub stars and 8 forks, and was last committed to about 5 months ago. Niched places it in UI design & prototyping.

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penpot

Penpot: The open-source design platform for Product teams that need scalable collaboration. penpot is open source, written primarily in Clojure, released under Mozilla Public License 2.0. Its repository has 57.8K GitHub stars and 3.8K forks, and was last committed to within the last two weeks. Niched places it in UI design & prototyping.

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FactOpenAurorapenpot
GitHub stars10857.8K
Forks83.8K
Open issues1752
Last commit5 months agotoday
Primary languageCClojure
LicenseOtherMozilla Public License 2.0

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