Sometimes all you need is a good readme.

Time travel in JuliaLang. (Useful for testing what code did before your changes)

Idiomatic Julia wrapper of AWS Infinidash

Layered Layout Algorithms for Directed Acyclic Graphs

Project Management tools, with a particular focus on PERT charts

What if your code allocated less? Remember what memory we needed last time and use it again every time after

(Unofficial) Julia library for working with Trello

Cunning tricks though the julia compiler internals

A cassette-based debugger | The Other Debugger

Tools for working with Iterators of Iterators of ...., with particular application in NLP which has Corpus made up of Document made up of Paragraphs made up of Sentences made up of Words made up of Characters

Utility for developers to help define DataDeps registration blocks, for reusing existing Data with DataDeps.jl

Mocks on which you can set expectations of how they are called. And check those expectations were true.

Reproducible data setup for reproducible science

Take a julia `Expr` and render it as LaTeX. Deprecated in favour of https://github.com/korsbo/Latexify.jl

An enhancement to julia piping syntax