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A Python module for accessing a Matrix server that is built using the no-I/O methodology - it conceals all of the input and output so development is focused on assembling what is sent and using what is received. Asynchronous in nature. In Pypi. Also end-to-end encryption capable. I don't know how flexible this library is so more investigation is required.
A CLI tool for interacting with the Matrix chat network. Can probably be used as a client, but it's actually designed to build other tools on top. Only uses the matrix-python-sdk module.
A collection of shell scripts for communicating with a Matrix instance. Requires a POSIX compatible shell and a copy of jq.
A Matrix server written in C++. Uses Boost, RocksDB, and Sodium for its back end. Currently implements all of the Matrix spec; implementing IRC is next.
Dendrite will be a Matrix server written in Go. Requires Kafka (if run as a cluster of microservices) or something called Naffka (an embedded in-process workalike) if run monolithically. Requires Postgres as its back end.
A moderation tool for Matrix. Set ACLs, ban and unban users, dry-run mode, antispam. Written in Javascript but nobody's perfect.
psql and shell scripts for maintaining a Matrix Synapse chat server. Currently looking for maintainers.
A directory of channels in the Matrix network, sorted by number of users in descending order. If you're looking for places to hang out, this would be a good place to start.
Python script to simulate the display from "The Matrix" in terminal. Uses half-width katakana unicode characters by default, but can use custom character sets. Accepts keyboard controls while running. Based on CMatrix.
A fan-constructed wiki about the Matrix series, at Wikia.com.
How matrix algebra can be used on a table of names and membership checkmarks to develop a detailed social connection network.
Riot is an IM and chat application running on top of the Matrix protocol that features interoperability with several other systems, including IRC, Gitter, and Slack. It features a full implementation of end-to-end encryption. Has support for service integrations.
A company that sells high quality replicas of famous costumes from movies, television shows, and science fiction. You can buy replicas of the trenchcoats from the Matrix trilogy, Bladerunner, Devil May Cry, Metal Gear, Final Fantasy 7, Trigun, and Firefly/Serenity. They also sell full Doctor Who costume sets and have an exclusive license from the BBC to make and sell replicas of the tenth and eleventh Doctors' trademark coats. Expensive, but oh so worth it...
An encyclopedia of data visualization methods, charts, and paradigms. explanations When to use what chart for what kind of data and why.