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A hookable, standards-based dynamic ES module loader for running native ES modules in older browsers.
A Gradle plugin that enables Java 8 lambda expressions and method references in Java 6, 7, and Android projects.
A drop-in replacement for UIStackView that works on iOS 6+ with full Interface Builder support.
A Material Design ProgressBar library for Android 4.0+ with consistent appearance and correct tinting across platforms.
A Composer addon providing efficient access to installed packages' version numbers with Composer 1 and 2 compatibility.
A drop-in UIStackView replica for iOS 7.x and 8.x, enabling stack-based layouts without requiring iOS 9.
A utility for comparing two OpenAPI 3.x specifications and rendering differences in HTML, Markdown, Asciidoc, JSON, or plain text.
A backward-compatible library for displaying emoji on Android devices with consistent rendering across OS versions.
Backported and experimental type hints for Python, enabling modern typing features on older versions and early access to new proposals.
A macOS utility and framework for managing custom interface colors with dark mode support across macOS versions.
A modern, maintained, and performant template function library for Go, offering enhanced capabilities over Sprig.
Patches UIKit and Apple frameworks to fix known iOS bugs, making it easier to support older iOS versions.
Combine readable and writable streams into a single duplex stream with async initialization and streams1/streams2 support.
An Elixir plug for managing API version compatibility via request/response gateways, inspired by Stripe's approach.
A compatibility module that maps PowerShellGet v2 cmdlet syntax to PSResourceGet v3 functionality.
Polyfill for Ember.js angle bracket component invocation syntax, enabling modern component usage in older Ember versions.
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