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Build browser extensions easily with Blazor.
The server and client used in transit map simulations like swisstrains.ch
Interactive CLI utility to easily update outdated NPM dependencies
:sweat_drops::metal: A mimetic poly-alloy of the Quicksilver scoring algorithm, essentially LiquidMetal. </Schwarzenegger Voice>
Make unhandled promise rejections fail loudly instead of the default silent fail
Easily bind a chart to the data stored in your Vue.js components.
ThisMyPC provides a neat web interface that can be used for browsing your desktop drives from any device in your browser itself. With the help of NodeJs, the file details are displayed in JSON format that can then we easily displayed in web browsers.
ember-cli addon for easily loading CommonJS packages from npm via browserify.
A JavaScript string-scoring and fuzzy-matching library based on the Quicksilver algorithm, designed for smart auto-complete.
Compose music and write score easily in your browser!
Read and Write to the Windows registry in-process from Node.js. Easily set application file associations and other goodies.
Make unhandled promise rejections fail hard right away instead of the default silent fail
Easily add a blog to any next.js based project.
Easily create forms with client side validations.
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Yet Another SoundCloud Client
A set of React components to easily create isomorphic forms
Write templates for your components inside of a Shadow DOM root.
An alternative Ember Data store that returns Ember Concurrency tasks instead of promises.
Easily enable test waiters for ember-concurrency tasks
Easily generate webfonts from svg files as part of your ember-cli build process
Named Yields for Ember Components
A wrapper for serverless handlers to prevent silly mistakes
Easily add Android keyboards to your Framer Studio projects with just one line of code. Keyboards include default, numbers, symbols, dialpad, and voice.