Use JavaScript to generate JavaScript
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Use JavaScript to generate JavaScript
List manipulation library inspired by Haskell package Data.List
Python module to reduce a cmake file to an AST
Java scope functions inspired by Kotlin
Crystal C bindings for cmark-gfm to work with Commonmark and Github Flavored Markdown
A library for verifying graph-manipulating programs. Powered by Coq and VST. Compatible with CompCert.
Lazy iterator implementation for Golang
Crystal shard aiming to assist with parsing backtraces into a structured form.
GML VM and Compiler built inside of GML with the long term goal to be able to compile any project folder.
Gatling DSL extensions — feeders, profile management, transactions, assertions, Redis integration, and utility functions
A string parsing tool inspired by the REXX PARSE construct.
A Ruby regex script for port ruby code to crystal easier, reduce friction.
Experiment to rewrite Python into PyTeal using RedBaron
JS style promises added to GML, as well as an abundant number of async functions which can now return a promise.
One Go interface, five backends — filelock, flock, Redis, Postgres, etcd. Distributed locks with fencing tokens, semaphore mode, observability hooks, and TraceID propagation. Swap backends with one line.
Go date utilities inspired by date-fns. Timezone-aware, WebAssembly-compatible, with comprehensive test coverage.
A fast, JSoup-inspired HTML5 parser and DOM manipulation library for [V](https://vlang.io), powered by [Lexbor](https://lexbor.com)
TypeScript multimethods inspired by Clojure multimethods
a "compiler" (as in `Mix.compilers`) for Elixir that just runs make
Vertx-effect brings functional effects to the Vert.x ecosystem and is inspired by Erlang’s actor model. Its manifesto emphasizes principles such as maximizing the use of verticles for scalability, maintaining single responsibility for each verticle, and prioritizing simplicity to enhance reliability and ease debugging.