kandi from Open Weaver Reviews

1. rohitha lavu

   | Intern at small business | 8 months ago
   Finding Solution with Kandi

   Kandi is a website, where developers can use libraries and code snippets for creating apps, and projects. They also have several fields like Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, gaming kits, Virtual reality kits, web service, python, JavaScript's etc. those can be using the platform to develop apps faster and using code snippets available in the libraries.

   👍 Pros:    Easy to use|Free of charge|Open-source

   👎 Cons:    Need more kits|Can improve more
2. Gayathri Mohan

   8 months ago
   "Kandi helps developers to develop useful and custom applications."

   Find reusable libraries, code snippets, cloud APIs from over 500 million knowledge items to build powerful software applications. It is a really great platform to reuse code snippets and libraries. Kandi signifies the knowledge and intelligence that accelerate application development. Kandi is reliable and user-friendly platform. So, I would suggest this site to all users.

   👍 Pros:    Easy to use
3. vinitha

   8 months ago
   Helpful for creating new innovative projects

   Kandi is helpful for creating new and innovative projects for new developers and organizations. kandi is a hub of millions of code snippets , libraries, and ideas for creating new applications. and finally its a free platform. kandi is a one stop shop to find all libraries and code snippets to build use cases or maintain your application. It also offers universal coverage, star ratings, guides, multidimensional natural language search, and starter kits to simplify application development. I would recommend this site for all developer users.

   👍 Pros:    Rapid application development, reduced coding effort, accessibility for non-developers, standardized practices.

Searx Reviews

kandi from Open Weaver mentions (3)

• A list of SaaS, PaaS and IaaS offerings that have free tiers of interest to devops and infradev

  Kandi — Jumpstart Application Development: build custom functions, and use cases, and complete applications faster through code snippets and open-source library reuse. - Source: dev.to / 4 months ago

• What's a good backend for building Python packages?

  PDM is one of the most popular package manager, that’s widely used by developers. There are other managers too like poetry, conda etc… As you have asked for comparison, check this website - kandi. Source: over 1 year ago

• A website where you can find open-source libraries.

  I don't I found it randomly though you guys might find it useful Https://kandi.openweaver.com/home. Source: almost 3 years ago

Searx mentions (40)

• Just a reminder that WhatsApp is also owned by Facebook

  Meaning, you can go to public instances like searx.me,. Here's the documentation on how to start it up. But , you dont have to trust Searx that they are good people nor do you have to trust their data habits like DDG. Source: about 2 years ago

• Instead of lashing out at duckduckgo for doing what they think is best, ask the deeper question of why we’re all still using centralized services and being disappointed when they behave in a predictably centralized way.

  Consider a future where something like https://searx.me/ is as ubiquitous as Tor. Source: over 2 years ago

• DDG, once a hero has now fallen.

  For those looking for a replacement for Duckduckgo; I would highly recommend using Searx. It's an open source privacy respecting search engine with many decentralized private instances you can swap between. The link I sent is the primary instance, but here is a link with dozens more, and my own private instance. Source: over 2 years ago

• DuckDuckGo is out. I guess I'll try Brave Search.

  The most based solution: Https://searx.me. Source: over 2 years ago

• Uh oh.. What will the vaccinated think of this news?

  Searx.me and Startpage.com are the best search engines right now that are anti-censorship and anti-bias. Source: over 2 years ago