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Great if you don't want to build and maintain an middleware or API
Our servers already host several APIs for telemetry, usage statistics, MACf, Tests and internal cross-project components as well as SMS gateways, SIM server and bulks SMS information services.

If you need an API or middleware server available from anywhere and you don't want to develop and maintain it yourself, including the database and documentation, we will do it for you!

MI
Mega Increment
Mega Increment Visual Studio Code extension is intended to ease parallel independent incrementations and decrementations in various strings. It can be used in writing code for lists, enums, arrays, tests, html and xml tags, csv files, data base examples and tests, date-time iterations, hexadecimal and binary register allocations and many other uses.

Click to see Extension Readme.md @ Visual Studio Code Marketplace.
MACf
Mega Increment API
This site is hosting public API for
Mega Increment Visual Studio Code extension Core functions.

Click to check the Docs

Does this API cover all functionalities as GUI for Advanced options in VSCode extension?

Some of the functionalities are tied to specifics of working space at VSCode editor or GUI Advanced version but all text processing available at extension is also available from this MACf API.
Tests API
Develop your site the same or better than this one!

A great tool for students, teachers and web developers to create their own site with questions, tests, quizzes and competitions using our database for questions and tests. For those who want to take a shortcut, we have ready-made examples in several programming languages and frameworks!

uxv/EDV
Retro project:
single-character command line editor
EDV will not to be a full screen editor like vi(m) nor even a single line editor as ed. Instead edv will be a single character editor, as strange as it sounds, but with, I hope, some special and interesting features.

Readme.md file and Go code, in their first iterations, were written on Solaris and in ed. This was done as some kind of distant enactment of Ken writing ancient Unix software on qed and Model 33 Teletype.

Project is on pause and docs are @ GigHub.