Reactivity
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A signal-based library for simple and scalable state management using functional reactive programming.
A comprehensive collection of essential Vue 3 Composition API utilities for building reactive applications.
A performant state management library that automatically optimizes updates and integrates natively into frameworks like Preact and React.
A Vue Composition API library for remote data fetching using the stale-while-revalidate caching strategy.
A reactive state management library with simple primitives, explicit reactivity, and excellent TypeScript support for applications of any size.
Meteor-like reactivity and DDP connection management for React Native applications.
A reactive, local-first JavaScript database with signal-based reactivity and real-time sync for modern web apps.
A reactive state management library for Python with automatic dependency tracking, inspired by Angular Signals and SolidJS.
A Redis-based oplog implementation for Meteor that replaces MongoDB's oplog to enable scalable reactive applications.
A JavaScript library that proxies any storage-like object, adding syntax sugar, serialization, subscriptions, expiration, and disposable values.
A lightweight Svelte library implementing the stale-while-revalidate (SWR) data fetching strategy for reactive and efficient data fetching.
A minimal reactive signals library blending @preact/signals-core API with solid-js inspired features, at 816 bytes.
Solid-specific linting rules for ESLint to enforce best practices and catch reactivity issues.
A Neovim plugin that dynamically applies window and global highlights based on mode changes, operators, and window focus.
A single-file <1kb simplified reactive core inspired by Solid, optimized for clean code and learning.
A lightweight, framework-agnostic state management library built on atomic state principles for fine-grained reactivity.
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