Ecmascript
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A JavaScript compiler that transforms modern JavaScript code into backwards-compatible versions for older environments.
A super-fast Rust-based TypeScript/JavaScript compiler for faster web development.
A zero-configuration JavaScript style guide with built-in linter and automatic code fixer.
A zero-configuration JavaScript style guide with built-in linter and automatic code fixer.
A comprehensive overview and reference for ECMAScript 6 (ES2015) features with code examples.
A pluggable linting utility for identifying and reporting patterns in JavaScript and ECMAScript code.
A pluggable linting utility for identifying and reporting patterns in JavaScript and ECMAScript code.
A modular standard library for JavaScript with polyfills for ECMAScript up to 2025 and web standards.
Google's open-source high-performance JavaScript and WebAssembly engine written in C++.
Official repository tracking the evolution of the ECMAScript (JavaScript) language standard through its proposal stages.
A tiny, fast JavaScript parser written completely in JavaScript, designed for extensibility.
A tiny, fast JavaScript parser written entirely in JavaScript, designed for extensibility.
A comprehensive ESLint plugin providing React-specific linting rules to enforce best practices and catch common errors.
A JavaScript.next-to-JavaScript-of-today compiler that lets you use future ECMAScript features in current environments.
An ultra-lightweight JavaScript engine designed to run on microcontrollers and IoT devices with less than 64KB RAM.
An embeddable JavaScript engine written in Rust, supporting over 90% of the ECMAScript specification.
A pure Go implementation of ECMAScript 5.1+ with a focus on standard compliance and performance.
An embeddable, portable JavaScript engine with a compact footprint, designed for integration into C/C++ projects.
A JavaScript interpreter for .NET that runs on any modern .NET platform, enabling JavaScript execution within .NET applications.
ECMAScript 6 compatibility shims for legacy JavaScript engines, providing modern ES6 features in older environments.
A tiny JavaScript runtime built on QuickJS-ng and libuv, targeting modern ECMAScript and WinterTC compliance.
A documentation generator for JavaScript that produces good documentation with coverage measurement.
ESLint configuration for enforcing JavaScript Standard Style rules in your projects.
A lightweight, modular JavaScript engine written in Rust with a focus on embeddability and data-oriented design.
A collection of JavaScript polyfills and shims for web platform features, enabling future-looking code across browsers.
The ES6 promises specification proposal that defines the standard JavaScript Promise API for asynchronous operations.
A .NET library that compiles and executes JavaScript code, providing a high-performance, standards-compliant ECMAScript runtime.
An ESLint plugin to lint JavaScript, JSX, TypeScript, and other code blocks within Markdown documents.
A curated list of packages, tools, and resources in the JavaScript Standard Style ecosystem.
A source code transpiler that rewrites ES2015 Unicode regular expressions with the 'u' flag into ES5-compatible equivalents.
An ECMAScript spec-compliant polyfill/shim for the globalThis object.
ESLint plugin that provides readable error messages for ECMAScript syntax and allows granular control over feature usage.
A JavaScript proposal for String.prototype.matchAll, providing an iterator over all regex matches with capturing groups.
Adds the `s` (dotAll) flag to JavaScript regular expressions, making `.` match any character including line terminators.
A parser for Salesforce Formulas implemented in ECMAScript 2017, enabling formula testing and evaluation outside Salesforce.
Adds set notation (difference, intersection) and Unicode string properties to ECMAScript regular expressions via the new 'v' flag.
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