Curated lists
The category and language pages are generated from one field each. These are put together by hand, around a question rather than a keyword.
Algerian payment integrations: SATIM, CIB and Edahabia
Taking card payments in Algeria means going through SATIM, the interbank network behind CIB and Edahabia cards. There is no Stripe-style drop-in: you integrate against a bank's gateway, handle the redirect flow, and reconcile transactions yourself. The open-source work below is what Algerian developers have already built and published, from thin SDK wrappers to full Laravel and Node integrations. Read the code before you write your own, the edge cases around callback verification and refunds are where most of the time goes.
Arabic and RTL tooling by Algerian developers
Arabic support is rarely a translation problem. It is bidirectional layout, letter shaping, diacritics, fonts with real Arabic coverage, and text processing that does not assume Latin word boundaries. These projects cover that ground: RTL-aware UI work, Arabic NLP and tashkeel, Quranic text handling, and font tooling. Useful whether you are localizing an existing product or starting from an Arabic-first design.
AI and LLM projects by Algerian developers
The fastest-moving corner of the directory. Agent frameworks, LangChain and LangGraph pipelines, MCP servers, and applied machine-learning work, much of it published in the last year. A good read if you want to see what Algerian engineers are building on top of current models rather than around them.
Mobile and Flutter projects by Algerian developers
Mobile is where a lot of Algerian product work lands first, because it is what the local market actually uses. Flutter dominates here, with Kotlin and React Native close behind. Below: apps, packages, and UI kits, including several aimed squarely at Algerian users.
Web and e-commerce projects by Algerian developers
Storefronts, admin panels, and the framework work underneath them, Laravel and Next.js mostly. Several of these are built for Algerian commerce specifically: wilaya-aware shipping, local delivery companies, and cash-on-delivery flows that Western e-commerce stacks do not model out of the box.
Learning resources built by Algerian developers
Tutorials, curated lists, algorithm collections and course material, written and maintained by Algerian developers. A practical starting point if you are learning, and a decent map of what people here teach and care about.