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1. Slides

Terminal based presentation tool

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2. million

<1kb virtual DOM - it's fast! Current Virtual DOM implementations are inadequate—Ranging from overcomplicated to abandoned, most are unusable without sacrificing raw performance and size. Million aims to fix this, providing a library-agnostic Virtual DOM to serve as the core for Javascript libraries.

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3. Haunted

React's Hooks API implemented for web components

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4. React Cool Virtual

A tiny React hook for rendering large datasets like a breeze.

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5. Windmill UI

The component library for fast and accessible development of gorgeous interfaces.

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6. mini-typescript

A miniature model of the Typescript compiler, intended to teach the structure of the real Typescript compiler

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7. Pinia

Intuitive, type safe, light and flexible Store for Vue using the composition api with DevTools support

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8. Squoosh

Make images smaller using best-in-class codecs, right in the browser.

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9. Map of javascript

Javascript on one sheet. (and one for algorithms)

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10. CSSgram

CSSGram is an Instagram filter library written in Sass and CSS.

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