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A free, hosted integration platform for developers to connect APIs and build event-driven automations with 1000+ pre-built apps.
A lightweight, dependency-free JavaScript library for creating interactive node-based flow editors in the browser.
A lean distributed data streaming engine and stream processing framework written in Rust for building responsive data-intensive applications.
A distributed data streaming engine with stateful stream processing for building responsive data-intensive applications.
A state manager for JavaScript apps that implements business logic with ease across React, Vue, Svelte, and more.
A framework for building computational node graphs, leveraging RxJS for reactive data flow.
A lightweight, high-performance, embedded, component-based rule engine framework for Go, enabling dynamic orchestration of business logic.
An Angular library for building interactive diagrams, node-based editors, and visual programming interfaces with a reactive, plugin-based architecture.
A .NET library implementing railway-oriented programming for functional error handling and data flow.
A Swift framework for building reactive data flows with built-in network, parsing, and persistence layers.
An open-source, low-code, stateless integration framework for exchanging and modifying messages between different systems.
A reactive computation tree library for asynchronous non-blocking concurrency in Common Lisp.
Visualizes functional programming sequence operations using Graphviz to show element transformations step by step.
A .NET library for reactive flow control using Rx (Reactive Extensions) with junction and distribution patterns.
A Swift utility and design pattern for creating clean, readable, and reusable logic and data flows in iOS apps.
A reactive programming library for Common Lisp, enabling data-driven UI updates and state management.
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