Code Sharing
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A cross-platform UI abstraction layer for building apps with React and React Native that share code across web, iOS, Android, and Windows.
A command-line tool that translates Java source code to Objective-C for iOS app development, enabling code sharing across platforms.
A CLI tool that generates beautiful, customizable images of your code directly from the terminal.
A calculator app demonstrating how to share code across iOS, Android, desktop (NW/Electron), and web using React Native and React.
A cross-platform MVVM framework for .NET, enabling code sharing across Android, iOS, macOS, tvOS, WPF, and WinUI.
A runtime system for sharing code and resources across multiple JavaScript applications, enabling micro-frontend architectures.
A Java to JavaScript transpiler that leverages TypeScript to write web and mobile applications using Java tooling.
An R package that creates reproducible examples from R code for sharing on GitHub, Stack Overflow, Slack, and other platforms.
A Neovim plugin to generate sharable file permalinks (with line ranges) for git host websites.
Real-time collaborative editing, remote cursors, shared terminals, and E2E encryption for Neovim, inspired by VS Code Live Share.
Example project demonstrating how to share Rust core logic between native Android and iOS mobile applications.
Write, compile, execute, and share Blazor components entirely in the browser with an interactive REPL environment.
A Neovim plugin for posting code selections or buffers to various online pastebin services.
A Xcode extension that sends selected code to GitHub Gist and copies the URL to your clipboard.
Xcode extension that copies code with formatted quotes for sharing on Slack and Telegram.
A CLI tool that uploads code snippets, images, and files to a GitHub repository, turning it into a private pastebin for teams.
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