Welcome to the latest edition of Release Radar, where we share the projects popping up on our radar—from world-changing technologies to weekend side projects from this past November. Most importantly, they’re all projects shipped by you.eDEX-UI i 1.0Do you ever wish that using your computer was a little less Office Space and a little more Tron? Then eDEX-UI 1.0 was made for you, providing a terminal loaded with movie-inspired graphs, maps, and a touch-screen keyboard.eDEX-UI i 1.0 exampleLearn more from the release notesHTTPie 1.0HTTPie is a command-line tool that helps you interact with web servers. It’s like a super-powered curl with colorized output, JSON formatting, and persistent sessions. With its latest release, HTTPie has joined the 1.0 club! This version adds an automatic default color scheme, future-proofing for TLS 1.3, and so much more.HTTPie 1.0 exampleLearn more from the release notesDid you know? The Hypertext Transfer Protocol reached 1.0 in 1996.HTTP Prompt 1.0HTTP Prompt, an interactive HTTP client, (and companion to HTTP Pie) is also celebrating a 1.0 release. HTTP Prompt helps you explore and debug APIs with autocompletion, OpenAPI specification integration, and automatic cookie handling. With version 1.0, HTTP Prompt adds support for the HTTP CONNECT method, a command to clear the screen, and some bug fixes.HTTP Prompt 1.0 exampleLearn more from the release notesSVGR 4.0SVGR is a tool that helps you turn SVGs into React components. The SVGR 4.0 release promises to be “lighter, better, faster, stronger,” all while sporting a new engine and bug fixes.Take an example SVG and run it through SVGR:$ npx @svgr/cli --icon --replace-attr-values "#063855=currentColor" icon.svgimport React from 'react'const SvgComponent = props => ( )export default SvgComponentLearn more from the release notessvgedit 4.0SVG-edit is a browser-based SVG drawing tool created with JavaScript to help unleash the inner artist in all of us. And it just reached the 4.0 milestone. In this release, SVG-edit has migrated several APIs from using callbacks to Promises.Learn more from the release notesDid you know? SVG-edit has a nifty live demo so you can get drawing right away.buku 4.0Buku is a private, local tool to help you store and manage your bookmarks from the command line. 4.0 must’ve been an auspicious number in November, because Buku 4.0 features new keyboard commands searching and opening bookmarks, enhanced clipboard support (for tools like Screen and tmux), and bug fixes.buku 4.0 exampleLearn more from the release notesDid you know?…