Declarative Programming
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A framework for programming language models with Python instead of prompting, enabling modular AI systems with automatic prompt optimization.
A rugged, minimal JavaScript framework for adding behavior directly in your HTML markup.
A batteries-included full-stack framework for React, Node.js, and Prisma that uses declarative code to abstract away complex features like auth, RPC, and deployment.
A C# functional programming framework that provides monads, immutable collections, effects, and concurrency tools to write declarative, robust code.
A declarative graphics system for R that implements the Grammar of Graphics to create complex visualizations from data.
A Node.js framework for building conversational user interfaces across multiple messaging platforms.
A batteries-included framework for building authorization in your application with a declarative policy language.
A Swift library providing functional data structures, typeclasses, and operators inspired by Haskell and Scala.
A Python library that lets you annotate data with visualization semantics, allowing your data to visualize itself.
A Clojure(Script) library for declarative data description, validation, and coercion.
A high-performance functional programming library for Lua designed with LuaJIT's trace compiler in mind.
A .NET library that brings Reactive Extensions (Rx) to collections, enabling reactive and declarative in-memory data management.
A .NET library that brings Reactive Extensions (Rx) to collections, enabling reactive and declarative in-memory data management.
A Ruby gem that provides a declarative interface for exposing model objects in Rails controllers and mailers.
Redux middleware for organizing business logic, intercepting actions, and performing async processing with declarative features.
A JavaScript library providing a collection of Algebraic Data Types (ADTs) like Maybe and Either for functional programming.
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