The GitHub organization nektos has an active public presence with a wide range of repositories primarily developed in languages such as JavaScript, Go, Shell, Python, Ruby, and Java. Notable projects include act, which allows users to run GitHub Actions locally, and gh-act, an extension for the GitHub CLI to facilitate similar functionality.
Top languages
Public repositories
act
Run your GitHub Actions locally 🚀
gh-act
GitHub CLI Extension to run GitHub actions locally using nektos/act
act-environments
No description provided for this repository.
act-docs
Docs for nektos/act
quinntainer
Yet another way to run containers on AWS!
virtual-environments
GitHub Actions virtual environments
pipeline-dashboard
Simple dashboard for pipelines on AWS
mu
A full-stack DevOps on AWS framework
.github
Profile Repo
stacker
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support-local
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winget-pkgs
The Microsoft community Windows Package Manager manifest repository
act-test-actions
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didja
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homebrew-tap
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springtrader
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springtrader-marketsummary
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Frequently asked questions
What does nektos build on GitHub?
Nektos builds various tools and utilities focused on improving GitHub Actions and DevOps processes. Their most notable project, act, enables users to run GitHub Actions locally, enhancing development workflows.
Which programming languages does nektos use?
Nektos primarily uses JavaScript, Go, Shell, Python, Ruby, and Java for its projects. This diverse set of languages supports their wide range of repositories and tools aimed at developers.
Are nektos's repositories public?
Yes, all of nektos's repositories are public on GitHub. This openness allows users to access, use, and contribute to their projects, fostering collaboration within the developer community.
Is this exposure intended?
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