Internet-in-a-Box - Build your own LIBRARY OF ALEXANDRIA with a Raspberry Pi !

Library of Alexandria (LoA in short) is a project that aims to collect and archive documents from the internet.

The Library of Alexandria, in .norg

Your personal Library of Alexandria

Learning materials and stuff, free books, vm-s, videos...

Alexandria (Refer to the Great Library of Alexandria) is an “inventory as a service” project that will be written in python. Alexandria will help datacenter team to maintain automatically a CMDB.

The Great Library of Alexandria for Cloud Native Documents

A showcase application that lists Magic the Gathering cards.

Automation effort for my self hosted setup. Naming is inspried by the Great Library of Alexandria

A local-first, self-hosted research assistant inspired by NotebookLM. Built with R and Shiny. Named after the Serapeum of Alexandria, the daughter library of the ancient Library of Alexandria.

Think the Ancient Library of Alexandria, except instead of books there's links to tales of the uproarious membership of Chingu. Cool?

Imgur is deleting their "Library of Alexandria", so we are making scrapers for popular Minecraft forums for archival purposes.

It's a combination of two Android apps in one project. Alexandria - book library app. Football Scores - soccer matches tracking app.

This project visualizes the progression from a 1D normal distribution to 2D and 3D multivariate normal distributions using the Manim animation library. It was created as a visualization tool for a class Mohamed Yossri attended at the Faculty of Computer and Data Science, Alexandria University.

The alexandria project is designed to provide a general-purpose library of Java code for a wide range of applications.

This is intended to be a vast repository of knowledge from past seasons about the process of building a robot, programming a robot, writing the notebook, and doing community outreach.

Interactive website showcasing the history and legacy of the Library of Alexandria, created for Hackstory 2025 hackathon.

我用Kindle 看的电子书的留档

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It was never lost; only dispersed. It Is never Finished. You are now a Node in the Library. Tend it.

The official website of the Library of Alexandria project.

Library of ALexandria inspired

The great library of Alexandria

Digital Library of Alexandria - Software for preservation, accessibility, and the exponential trends in AI technology

A frontend website dedicated to the Alexandria library located in Egypt. Utilizing JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, the website offers an engaging digital platform to explore the art, culture, and history of Alexandria library.

🏛️ Digital Library of Alexandria: The world's most comprehensive AI-accessible consciousness library with 15,000+ integrated books spanning ancient wisdom, modern psychology, and cutting-edge consciousness research. A living repository for humanity's evolution.

Pharos ia a portable offline knowledge lighthouse. A lightweight Raspberry Pi Zero W hotspot powered by Kiwix to provide access to Wikipedia and digital libraries in areas without internet connectivity. Bringing the Great Library of Alexandria to the palm of your hand.

Alexandria allows users to build a library of books by scanning barcodes or enter an ISBN number. The data is retrieved from Google Books API and stored locally using a content provider.

"AI-xandria" = The Library of Alexandria, Reborn with AI on Somnia. An eternal digital library where human knowledge comes to life as AI Personas that compete, learn, and generate value — fully owned by the creator via NFT. Tagline: "Where Dead Knowledge Becomes Living Assets."

A library of key object-oriented programming patterns in action coupled with a demo application that shows them being implemented and put to use. Patterns include those involved in Domain Driven Design, Patterns of Enterprise Architecture and Object-to-Relational Mapping. The project is named Xandria after the Ancient Library of Alexandria, in Alexandria, Egypt. Which was one of the largest and most significant libraries of the ancient world. It functioned as a major center of scholarship from its construction in the 3rd century BC until the Roman conquest of Egypt in 30 BC. The first one is rumoured to have burned down destroying reams of ancient knowledge. Let's hope this digital one doesn't face the same dooooom.