A Curated List of Over 70 Open‑Source Projects from Baidu

This article compiles a list of over 70 open‑source projects released by Baidu, covering a wide range of domains such as data visualization, configuration management, mobile web frameworks, RPC, databases, AI, and front‑end UI libraries.

1. ECharts – An open‑source JavaScript chart library from Baidu’s commercial front‑end data‑visualization team, built on HTML5 Canvas and offering interactive, customizable visualizations.

2. Disconf – A distributed configuration‑management platform that provides a unified service for managing configurations across various distributed systems.

3. Clouda – A mobile WebApp development framework based on Node.js, requiring Node.js and MongoDB for use.

4. ECharts‑X – A 3D visualization extension of ECharts that integrates WebGL (QTEK) and Canvas2D (ZRender) for advanced graphics.

5. Tangram – A simple, dependency‑light JavaScript library developed by Baidu.

6. UMeditor – An online rich‑text editor designed for simple posting boxes and reply fields on portal sites, featuring a lightweight codebase and div‑based rendering.

7. Cafe – An Android automated testing framework from Baidu’s QA department, supporting cross‑process, fast, and deep testing capabilities.

8. BlendUI – A web front‑end UI framework from Baidu that aims to deliver native‑like experience and interaction for Web apps.

9. MuPlayer – A cross‑platform, lightweight audio playback engine for Baidu Music, built on HTML5 Audio and Flash.

10. Magic – A lightweight JavaScript UI component library offering high performance, small size, and multiple initialization methods for complex web pages.

11. BGCC – Baidu’s cross‑platform, multi‑language, object‑oriented high‑performance RPC framework with custom protocols and code generation.

12. Tera – A high‑performance, scalable database system designed to manage trillion‑scale web‑page and hyperlink data for search engines.

13. rebas – A Node‑based JavaScript isomorphic solution that provides server‑side rendering environments for SPA/MPA applications.

14. Broc – A C/C++ build tool offering compilation, dependency management, and module downloading, with integrated unit testing and CI support.

15. UEditor – Baidu’s WYSIWYG rich‑text web editor emphasizing lightweight, customizable, and user‑experience‑focused design.

16. KityMinder – An online mind‑map editor delivering native‑like interaction and cloud‑based synchronization.

17. ZRender – A lightweight Canvas library with MVC encapsulation and data‑driven rendering, providing a DOM‑like event model.

18. WebUploader – A modern file‑upload component primarily using HTML5 with Flash fallback, compatible with IE6+, Android 4+, and iOS 6+.

19. Touch.js – A gesture‑recognition and event library for mobile devices, maintained by Baidu’s Clouda team.

20. Mapv – A big‑data visualization library based on Baidu Maps, supporting point, line, and polygon visualizations such as heatmaps and clustering.

21. iSlider – A smooth sliding component supporting mobile WebApps, HTML5 apps, and hybrid apps.

22. ESUI – A simple UI library offering a set of controls that follow Baidu’s ECOMUI standards.

23. wBox – A lightweight jQuery popup plugin supporting callbacks, Ajax content, and iframe embedding.

24. BiPlatform – Baidu’s next‑generation one‑stop agile BI platform providing reporting and OLAP services.

25. F.I.S (FIS) – An integrated front‑end solution built on a flexible compilation tool for resource aggregation.

26. Global Mobile UI (GMU) – A mobile component library with small footprint, simple API, and extensive mobile‑bug handling.

27. sofa‑pbrpc – An RPC framework based on Boost::Asio and Google Protocol Buffers, widely used within Baidu.

28. BFS‑Baidu – Baidu’s core distributed file system that underpins the persistence layer of the Tera database.

29. ESL – An AMD‑compatible standard loader for browser‑side module management.

30. Saber – A modular, composable front‑end mobile framework.

31. heisenberg – A MySQL protocol‑based middleware for sharding and table partitioning, supporting custom rules and read/write separation.

32. wordonline – An online tool for editing and previewing .doc and .docx documents.

33. BaiduTemplate – A simple, user‑friendly JavaScript template engine.

34. UFinder – A page‑level file management application developed by Baidu’s front‑end team.

35. webSlide – A JavaScript framework for creating online PPT presentations.

36. nodePPT – A network slide tool written with Node.js.

37. fis‑pure – A pure front‑end modular solution based on FIS.

38. jello – A front‑end integration solution for Java + Velocity back‑ends, offering separation, performance optimization, and modular development.

39. jprotobuf – A Java library that simplifies usage of Protocol Buffers via annotations.

40. WARP‑CTC – An AI software package from Baidu’s Silicon Valley AI Lab.

41. bcsgo – Baidu Cloud Storage Go SDK.

42. modJS – A front‑end module loader that automatically selects the most suitable loading strategy based on usage scenarios.

43. KityFormula – A web‑based formula editor providing parsing, visual editing, and rendering of mathematical expressions.

44. Qtek – A high‑quality WebGL graphics library (experimental) with optional physics and 2D components.

45. Galaxy – A data‑center operating system for large‑scale resource scheduling and management, serving Baidu’s offline search architecture.

46. ER – A rich‑browser web application framework for building full‑site AJAX applications.

47. PaddlePaddle – Baidu’s parallel, distributed deep‑learning platform offering flexibility and scalability.

48. ALog – A front‑end statistics framework.

49. Baidu Push SDK – Baidu’s cloud push SDK for mobile notifications.

50. EDP – An enterprise‑grade front‑end application development platform based on Node, providing project management, packaging, debugging, and extensibility tools.

51. Player – An HTML5 music player supporting iOS devices.

52. SlipHover – A jQuery plugin that detects mouse direction to display animated overlays for titles or descriptions.

53. ETPL – A flexible, high‑performance template engine for generating views in web front‑ends, especially SPA applications.

54. EST – A LESS‑based styling toolkit offering mixins and utilities without polluting HTML with class names.

55. Kity – An SVG‑based vector graphics library for creating and manipulating vector elements on web pages.

56. Lights – A resource aggregation platform (FIS package manager) for easy sharing and publishing of front‑end assets.

57. edpx‑zhixin – An EDP extension providing tools for Baidu FE search result page templates.

58. Terminator – A service virtualization tool that simulates unstable, unavailable, or incomplete services.

59. baidu yogurt – An FIS‑based front‑end integration solution targeting Express.js back‑ends.

60. Rider – A Stylus‑based CSS toolkit focused on mobile web styling.

61. Yog – An Express.js‑based Node.js web application bootstrap module extending kraken.js.

62. FEinit – A Node.js‑based front‑end toolset primarily for Windows development environments.

63. yog‑log – A Node log‑statistics solution compatible with ODP log formats.

64. logcover – A lightweight coverage testing tool that analyzes exception‑log coverage in source code.

65. moye – A lightweight implementation of the ECOM UI 1.1 specification.

66. fis‑postprocessor‑amd – A post‑processor that detects AMD dependencies in JS files and converts them accordingly.

67. EDPM – A mobile‑focused extension of EDP providing project scaffolding, debugging server, and other utilities.

68. FECS – A Node.js‑based front‑end code style checking tool.

69. xspec – A set of web‑component specifications aimed at enhancing component value through standards.

70. yog‑pm – An enhanced wrapper around pm2 that adds convenient commands for stability and usability.

71. yog‑view – An Express.js middleware that optimizes JS/CSS output ordering and supports big‑pipe rendering.