Bidirectional Ring router. REST oriented. Rails inspired.
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Bidirectional Ring router. REST oriented. Rails inspired.
CodeBehind is a modern full-stack framework under ASP.NET Core. CodeBehind was developed by Elanat in 2023 and competes with Microsoft's default web frameworks (ASP.NET Core MVC and Razor Pages and Blazor). CodeBehind is an engineering masterpiece that simultaneously provides the possibility of development based on many patterns.
Common Database Interface for Node
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Small, fast, zero-dependency web server for D: HTTP, HTTPS and WebSockets.
Validação,Formatação e Gerador Cpf/Cnpj em Elixir
VerySimpleXML - a lightweight, one-unit, cross-platform XML reader/writer for Delphi
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Cron component for Phalcon.
Complete, dependency-free Go client for the YNAB API — 44 operations, exact integer money, first-class delta sync, contract-tested. Unofficial.
Rails form builder for Bootstrap 4 markup that actually works!
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Build declarative GraphQL queries in Swift.
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Java XML library. A really cool one. Obviously.
Rails tagging system that stores tags in a PostgreSQL array column or an SQLite JSON column – no join tables, no extra models, no N+1 queries.
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Creates a readable stream producing cryptographically strong pseudo-random data using `crypto.randomBytes()`