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Organization profile: what 51Degrees offers, and a row per language - #4

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What changes

  • The profile opens with what 51Degrees offers, in the words developers search for: Device Detection, User-Agent and User-Agent Client Hints parsing, IP Intelligence and IP geolocation, and bot and crawler detection, on-premise or in the cloud.
  • A table has one row per language or platform, linking each repository and its Device Detection and IP Intelligence examples. Python, Rust and Varnish are added. Every language now has IP Intelligence examples on main, so every row links them.
  • Try-it links to the User-Agent tester and the IP tester, and a link to create a Resource Key for cloud use.
  • The documentation, tested versions, benchmarks, automated test dashboard and contributing guidelines links are all kept.
  • The free Lite files link to the data repository, with a link to ask about the Enterprise data files.
  • The nightly test line names Varnish and Rust as well, which the test dashboard covers.
  • A Find out more section at the end.

How it was checked

  • Every link on the profile, 51 in all, was requested on 5 November 2026 and answers 200.
  • The common-ci UTM link lint (scripts/utm-lint.ps1) passes on the profile, with the campaign .github, on 5 November 2026.

Also changing

Each public repository's description and topics are updated in its settings, so GitHub search shows the same words.

Supersedes

#6 adds the Python links to main directly. This pull request carries them too, through rc.

The profile now opens with what 51Degrees offers in the words developers search for, then has a table with one row per language or platform linking each repository and its examples, Python included. Try-it links, the documentation and testing links and a Find out more section follow.
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jwrosewell changed the base branch from main to rc November 3, 2026 14:55
Node.js, PHP, Rust, NGINX and Varnish now have IP Intelligence examples on
main, so their rows link Device Detection and IP Intelligence separately, as
the other rows do. The nightly test line adds Varnish and Rust, which the
test dashboard covers, and the free Lite files are linked to the data
repository, with a link to ask about the Enterprise data files.
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jwrosewell marked this pull request as ready for review November 5, 2026 12:28
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jwrosewell merged commit ddd5ea9 into rc Nov 5, 2026
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## What this releases

- [#4](#4), the organisation profile on https://github.com/51Degrees. It opens with what 51Degrees offers, and a table links every language's repository and its Device Detection and IP Intelligence examples, now including Python, Rust and Varnish. It also has try-it links, the documentation and testing links, and a Find out more section.
- [#8](#8), the contributing guide for every repository without its own.

## When the last release went out

The last release from `rc` into `main` was [#7](#7), merged at 06:36 UTC on 4 November 2026. This repository publishes no packages.

## How it was checked

Every link on the profile, 51 in all, answered 200 on 5 November 2026, and the common-ci UTM link lint passes on it with the campaign `.github`.
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