Open Source by Neoground
Explore maintained libraries, interfaces, utilities, and experiments published with source code, documentation, transparent status, and a clear path for contribution.
Project portfolio
Browse the complete portfolio or narrow it by purpose and maintenance state. Each project page provides the current release, documentation, source, screenshots, support routes, and contribution context.
Current project
A compact, modular PHP framework for professional business applications, SaaS platforms, APIs, and high-quality websites — built for performance, productive development, and long-lived application architecture.
Current project
An open-source all-sky camera system for Raspberry Pi that captures the changing sky on a schedule, archives the images, adapts exposure between day and night, and produces daily timelapses and keograms.
Maintained
An established open-source WeeWX skin that presents current conditions, historical observations, archives, and station telemetry through a modern, responsive Material Design interface.
Archived
The original responsive Neoground skin for WeeWX, combining a compact current-conditions dashboard, large generated graphs, weather iconography, mobile layouts, and classic meteorological reports. NeoWX reached its final release with version 1.2 and has been superseded by NeoWX Material.
Archived
Neoground’s original responsive skin for WeeWX: a compact, open-source presentation layer preserved for legacy installations, historical reference, and community-maintained derivatives.
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The open-source approach
The source code is only one layer. A useful project also makes its purpose, boundaries, compatibility, maintenance state, and path for participation understandable.
Projects begin with a recurring technical reality, a useful internal system, or a pattern worth extracting.
Deployment, upgrades, dependencies, security, support, and long-term ownership are considered from the beginning.
Maintenance state, license, releases, known constraints, and contribution routes remain visible.
Tools are designed to fit wider systems instead of forcing an entire stack or operating model.
Participate
Report an issue, propose a change, improve documentation, test a release, sponsor maintenance, or bring a project into a new environment. Meaningful contributions can be technical, editorial, operational, or financial.
