Client Side Rendering
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A lightweight JavaScript library that provides structure to web applications with models, views, collections, and events.
A React renderer for creating PDF files on both the browser and server.
An extremely fast, React-like JavaScript library for building modern user interfaces on both client and server.
A declarative, HTML-based language for building performant web applications with server-side rendering.
A fast compiler for the Mustache templating language with separate scanning, parsing, and code generation phases.
A JavaScript library for creating interactive, zoomable time series charts using HTML canvas.
Asynchronous JavaScript templating engine for both browser and server environments.
A Rails engine for cache-friendly, client-side local time rendering with JavaScript conversion.
A 1KB lightweight, fast, and powerful JavaScript templating engine with zero dependencies for client and server-side rendering.
Embedded CoffeeScript templates for server-side and client-side rendering, similar to EJS and ERB.
Interactive source code visualization tool that represents files as proportional discs in a tree layout using d3.js.
Exposes Symfony translation messages to client-side JavaScript applications for consistent multilingual support.
A thin wrapper to render React components in Phoenix templates with minimal setup.
A Flask extension that integrates moment.js for client-side date/time formatting in Jinja2 templates.
A Rust library for building client-side web applications using WebAssembly, inspired by The Elm Architecture and Redux.
A Sitecore application built with Blazor that can run client-side, server-side, or as an Electron app following HELIX architecture.
A server-side Masonite adapter for Inertia.js, enabling classic server-driven web apps with client-side rendering.
A Wicket component library for integrating Mustache templates with server-side and client-side rendering.
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