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1.toeverything / blocksuite

🧩 Content editing tech stack for the web - BlockSuite is a toolkit for building editors and collaborative applications.

block
collaboration
crdt
editor
local-first
state-management
+9 more

TypeScript MPL-2.06.1K total565 forks

+44 stars

from 6,039 · score 3.81

2.conversejs / converse.js

Web-based XMPP/Jabber chat written in JavaScript

xmpp
xmpp-client
jabber
chat
omemo
lit

JavaScript MPL-2.03.3K total834 forks

+9 stars

from 3,294 · score 2.30

3.jensimmons / cssremedy

Start your project with a remedy for the technical debt of CSS.

CSS MPL-2.02.2K total113 forks

+3 stars

from 2,219 · score 1.39

4.andrea-magni / TFrameStand

TFrameStand and TFormStand: Delphi FireMonkey (FMX) components to show frames and forms through reusable, animated stands: transitions, dialogs, lightboxes, navigation stack, responsive layouts.

delphi
firemonkey
ui
fmx
android
animations
+10 more

Pascal MPL-2.0280 total86 forks

+3 stars

from 277 · score 1.39

5.jsakamoto / BlazorWasmPreRendering.Build

When you publish your Blazor Wasm app, this package pre-renders and saves the app as static HTML files in your public folder.

blazor
blazor-webassembly
prerendering

C#MPL-2.0332 total22 forks

+1 stars

from 331 · score 0.69

6.jsakamoto / Toolbelt.Blazor.PWA.Updater

Provide "Update Now" UI and feature to your Blazor PWA that appears when the next version of one is available.

HTML MPL-2.0168 total8 forks

+1 stars

from 167 · score 0.69

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