The term open source refers to any program whose source code is made available for use or modification as users or other developers see fit. Unlike proprietary software, open source software is computer software that is developed as a public, open collaboration and made freely available to the public.
1. Medusa
Medusa is an open-source headless commerce platform that aims to simplify how e-commerce platforms are built and provide you with the highest level of customization you can attain to build the e-commerce store you have in mind.
Features:
Unlimited customizations and extensibility
Easy to get started
2. Cal. com
Cal.com (formerly Calendso) is the open source Calendly alternative. Self host it, or have it hosted by us. Integrate it seamlessly into your business with advanced customization and the open API. Designed to be a joy to use for you and your visitors.
Features:
Apart from calendly-
Full data ownership
White label domain
Includes Video Conferencing
Infrastructure Ready
Length of the shareable link is 3 letters (Calendly — 8 letters)
Opt-in bookings
3. Scarf
The Scarf Gateway gives developers a single access point through which they can distribute their open-source software packages, no matter what repository they're hosted in. The benefits, Scarf said, include superior data analytics on how their software is being used.
Scarf is an engagement measuring tool for Open Source projects. In simple terms, Scarf is like Google Analytics but for Open Source projects.
4. Wave
Wave is a SaaS starter kit that helps you quickly build your SaaS apps.
Features: Wave starter kit contains:
Authentication
User profiles
User impersonation — log in as a user and solve issues or bugs in your SaaS app.
Subscriptions
Subscription plans
User roles
Notifications
Announcements
Blog
Ready-to-consume API
Voyager admin
Themes
5. BoxyHQ
BoxyHQ is an open source platform that offers SAML single sign-on (SSO) and audit log functionality out the box, with plans to introduce data privacy vaults; role-based access and permissions; directory synchronization; admin portals; and other features that are critical to enterprises.
Features:
Integrate SAML
Mock SAML
Audit logs
Features on the way:
Privacy vault
Role-based access and permissions
Directory Sync
6. ToolJet
ToolJet is an Open Source low-code framework to build B2B applications and internal tools quickly. Connect to different data sources like different databases, cloud storage, GraphQL, API endpoints, Airtable, etc and build apps using drag and drop application builder.
Features:
Visual app builder
20+ data sources
Build responsive apps
Realtime collaboration
Plugins
Version control
Granular access
Low-code and no-code
Join and transform data: transform query results using just JavaScript code.
Support for multiple SSO providers
Secure and privacy++
7. Tolgee
Tolgee is an all-in-one localization tool for your projects. All projects need i18n. With Tolgee you don’t need to worry about choosing the right i18n library, editor and platform. It has all things you need to localize your project.
Features:
SDKs and a localization platform
In-context editing — Just ALT + click on texts you need to translate.
Provide context for translators with screenshots
Superfast integration
8. Slicknode
Slicknode is an Open Source, headless, graphql CMS.
Features:
Instant GraphQL API
Headless CMS
Built-In authentication and authorization
Rich Data Modeling Capabilities
Custom Extensions
Fully Managed Backend
High Scalability
Modular Architecture
Optimized images
Multi-Stage Environment
Apollo Federation
Localization
Resource: Wikipedia, Medium
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