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A lightweight, spec-compliant implementation of Observables for JavaScript, enabling reactive programming with streams.
A curated collection of awesome tools, libraries, tutorials, and resources for the Cycle.js framework.
A ClojureScript library for spreadsheet-like reactive dataflow programming with cells and formulas.
High-quality lightweight wrappers for native Web APIs designed for idiomatic use with Angular.
A reactive Java library for efficient, functional composition of database calls using JDBC and RxJava Observables.
A blueprint for building reactive microservice applications using Vert.x, featuring a micro-shop example.
A reactive dataflow programming toolkit for Clojure/Script providing functional effect and streaming primitives.
A fine-grained reactive programming library for Dart and Flutter applications with automatic dependency tracking.
A Flutter widget for embedding Apache ECharts charts with reactive data updates and two-way communication.
A Flutter library for reactive Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) operations supporting multiple device connections.
A state machine library for RxSwift that combines state transitions with side effects, inspired by Redux and Elm.
A reactive Java library for building high-performance microservices with REST, JSON, and WebSocket support.
An interactive grammar of graphics for R that combines ggplot2's grammar with reactive programming from Shiny.
Adds smooth animations to RxCocoa bindings for iOS UI updates.
Official Angular integration for SweetAlert2, providing declarative, reactive, and template-driven alert dialogs.
A reactive, local-first JavaScript database with signal-based reactivity and real-time sync for modern web apps.
A Go implementation of the ReactiveX spec providing a declarative and composable API for handling asynchronous data streams.
An interactive SVG-based network graph visualization component for Vue 3 with reactive data binding.
A collection of interactive RxJS puzzles to practice Observable manipulation through real-world UI challenges.
An RxJava transformer that combines replay(1), publish(), and refCount() operators for efficient value caching.
A podcast about Android development featuring expert hosts and guests discussing architecture, tools, and industry insights.
A lightweight, header-only, high-performance reactive programming framework for C++20, bringing React/Vue-style dataflow to native applications.
A rules engine for Clojure and ClojureScript that uses id-attribute-value tuples for flexible data modeling and reactive updates.
A type-safe, non-verbose replacement for NSNotificationCenter and KVO in Swift.
A Meteor package that tracks user connection state, online presence, and client-side inactivity.
Reactive Extensions for Lua, providing Observables for handling events, data streams, and asynchronous operations.
A lightweight Swift library for observing and binding values, designed to support MVVM architecture in iOS apps.
A curated collection of Scala interview questions for vetting potential candidates across language features, functional programming, and reactive concepts.
A Svelte component library for declaratively building three.js 3D scenes and applications.
A comprehensive collection of essential utilities for building reactive web applications with the Leptos framework.
A micro-library for creating and observing events in Swift, replacing delegates, actions, and NotificationCenter.
A TypeScript-first, type-safe replacement for EventEmitter with a gentle learning curve.
A Python library for constructing reactive dataflow graphs and streaming computations as data models.
A minimalist Flutter todo app built using the BLoC pattern for clean state management.
A super tiny (~1kb) reactive library that observes object mutations and automatically recomputes dependent functions.
A reactive state management library for Python with automatic dependency tracking, inspired by Angular Signals and SolidJS.
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