Measurement
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A Sketch plugin that makes it fun to create design specs and export them for developers and teammates.
A statistics-driven microbenchmarking library for Rust that provides rigorous performance analysis.
A DevOps maturity assessment framework based on C.A.L.M.S. principles to guide teams through transformation journeys.
A simple JavaScript benchmarking library for designing experiments to measure code performance.
A Ruby library for encapsulating measurements with their units, providing precise conversion and Rails integration.
A precise unit conversion library for Swift providing physical quantity units and simplified manipulation.
A strongly typed unit conversion library for Swift with support for length, weight, time, temperature, and more.
A PHP library for converting units, sizes, and number bases with support for physical quantities and clothing sizes.
Measure the time a promise takes to resolve with a simple decorator function.
A LabVIEW client library for communicating with InfluxDB databases via REST API.
An Elixir library for converting values between units of measurement with extensible configuration.
A system for measuring synchronization timing accuracy of DVB CSS-compliant TVs and companion devices using light and sound sensors.
A PHP library for representing, converting, and performing arithmetic on physical quantities with various units of measure.
A UITextField-based control for type-safe input of NSMeasurement values like length, mass, and speed.
A .NET library for reading TDMS 2.0 files with type-safe F# type provider and C# API support.
A lightweight Micropython library for unit-agnostic manipulation of physical quantities like temperature, pressure, and motion.
ActionScript library for parsing, formatting, and converting between units of measure at runtime.
A MicroPython module for automatic uncertainty propagation in scientific calculations.
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