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The original was posted on /r/opensource by /u/opensourcecolumbus on 2024-01-04 13:41:53.

Appreciate your participation in the discussion by sharing the OSS projects you tried in 2023 for the first time and will continue to use in 2024

Before we even begin, let’s extend our gratitude to all Open Source authors who invested their valuable time and knowledge in building and maintaining OSS projects. This is not a comparison, this is just a list of projects that the community happened to find time/interest to explore. Every OSS project matters.

Let me kickoff the discussion by summarizing #OpenSourceDiscovery year in review post (Top 7 projects reviewed in the newsletter in 2023)

1. RudderStack - Combine customer activities from websites and apps into a central customer database

2. ntfy.sh - Send notifications to phone or desktop via API/CLI, Email, Web app, Mobile app, etc.

3. Node-RED - To automate workflow with low-code/ui

4. Upptime - Monitor uptime using GitHub actions and status hosted on GitHub Pages

5. PhotoPrism - AI-powered photo management with face/object recognition, smart search filters, automatic classification, etc.

6. Open Interpreter - Convert natural language instructions to CLI commands using LLMs and execute it locally (Disclaimer: this one uses GPT so doesn’t fully comply with the community standards of r/opensource)

7. Coqui TTS - Generate speech from text with pertained models in +1100 languages

Full review for each of them is linked in the original post, happy to share my thoughts in the comments about any of these projects

Over to you now

Which Open Source project you tried in 2023 and will continue to use in 2024? Feel free to share your own projects as well, it will be good to know what missed our eyes.