Open Source
CrabNebula also builds in the open. These are the projects we maintain, and the upstream ones we contribute to — every commit below is our own work, plotted week by week.
- Projects
- 18
- Maintained
- 17
- Upstream
- 1
- Commits
- 1,850
- Stars
- 1,269
Commit activity
One lane per project, one mark per week. Snapshot taken 2026-08-21.
Visualisation adapted from thi.ng/umbrella commit-heatmap by Karsten Schmidt, Apache-2.0.
Projects marked upstream are ones we contribute to rather than own. Only commits authored by the CrabNebula team are counted, so a fork's inherited history is never shown as ours.
Upstream: Tauri
7 of the 10 most active contributors to Tauri are among our stars.
Tauri is not ours, and it is not charted above — it belongs to its community. But much of the team that built and maintained the Tauri eco-system have also worked for us. Tauri development happens in the open, we want to give some shout-outs on this page!
- tauri 7 of the top 10 · 443 contributors in all
- plugins-workspace 7 of the top 10 · 210 contributors in all
- cef-rs 3 of the top 10 · 21 contributors in all
- wry 8 of the top 10 · 135 contributors in all
* Emeritus
Contributor rankings from the tauri-apps GitHub API, 2026-08-21. Counted by named account, so the figures are independently checkable.
Selected projects
All 18 on GitHub →- devtools Inspect and Debug your Tauri applications in style 💃 TypeScript 656 commits 422 ★
- cargo-packager Rust executable packager, bundler and updater. Rust 329 commits 468 ★
- cef upstream Our fork of the Chromium Embedded Framework, carrying an Extensions API for browser runtimes that isn't in upstream CEF C++ 5 commits
- drag-rs Draggable for GUI apps Rust 201 commits 120 ★
- eslint-protection eslint rule to protect parts of the code from unconscious change JavaScript 10 commits 14 ★
- moduletto Pretty Fast Modulus Math on Arm with Rust Rust 10 commits 9 ★
Built on open source
None of this is one-directional. This website is itself assembled almost entirely from other people's freely given work — the framework it runs on, the styling, the tests that gate every change, the library that draws the chart above. The list below is generated from what is actually installed, so it stays true as the site changes.