Generic collections that implement value-based equality for use with C# records. Drop-in replacements for standard collections that work correctly with record equality comparison.
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Generic collections that implement value-based equality for use with C# records. Drop-in replacements for standard collections that work correctly with record equality comparison.
An iOS/Andoid app to browse your Discogs vinyl collection offline.
Greatest Albums of All Time
A crate-digging player and set builder for vinyl DJs: shuffle and dig your Discogs collection, log BPMs, check transitions, and plan B2B sets together.
Dig Discogs by ear. Local-first, keyboard-driven crate digging: audition vinyl through YouTube, build your wantlist, and find forgotten tracks.
Rails 8 app to catalogue a vinyl collection, with Discogs import and background sync. Dark-first interface, English and Spanish.
A small, self-hosted vinyl preorder tracker. Built with Phoenix LiveView and SQLite.
A privacy-friendly browser app for searching, tracking, and organizing a vinyl record collection.
App that scans a Discogs library, pulls information about each release, and connects to music player, allowing users to play their record collection digitally.
A kid-friendly, mobile-first web app to manage vinyl record collections. Features a built-in barcode scanner via device camera, deep Discogs API integration, and a flat-file JSON database. No SQL required!
Log your record collection. Offline-first PWA.
Flask/Docker app for browsing, managing, and enriching a SQLite-backed vinyl record collection with cover art lookup, inventory exports, admin edits, and optional Spotify embeds.
A one-page record wall for the singles you own — 30s iTunes previews, cover-colored background, liner notes. Static HTML, no build. Template: add songs with one command.
Dustbox helps DJs and music lovers keep their record collection in order. Save vinyl and digital releases, add tags and notes, browse your library, and pull up the right track before you spin.
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