Software with its own direction
A media link should play on the device you already own. A game should be fun without an online leaderboard. Practical needs like these lead to projects such as PlayOnDLNA and Bubble Penetration.
Spicy Sources gives these projects a shared home: a place to explore, learn about their development and get involved.
Open means you can look inside
The source code of these projects is public. You can find out how things work, report bugs, try your own changes and develop the software further under its respective license.
Why “Spicy”?
Because software can have character. A willingness to experiment, a clear idea and the joy of building things belong here.
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For questions or ideas, follow the issue links on each project page. Find code and other activities here: