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A pure Dart MongoDB driver for server-side applications, providing modern and legacy API support.
A modular web framework for Elixir focused on speed, ease, and effectiveness.
A Blazor library for creating read-only file streams from file inputs and drag-and-drop targets with fine-grained control over memory usage.
A Node.js GraphQL client that lets you write queries as JSON objects instead of strings.
Official .NET SDK for accessing Firebase services from server and cloud environments.
A Go library for implementing timed rate limiting with both blocking and non-blocking approaches.
A Ruby gem for sending push notifications to iOS, Android, and Windows Phone devices with a simple API.
A Swift HTTP server using the pre-fork worker model, compatible with Nest web frameworks.
A lightweight, Delphi-native REST library for building 100% RESTful web services with FireDAC dataset support and OpenAPI 3.
A Haskell library for creating REST APIs with automatic client and documentation generation.
A Blazor framework for building fully customizable content management systems purely from code.
A fast HTTP request/response parser for Common Lisp with low-level APIs and zero memory allocation during parsing.
A PHP class for creating animated GIFs from multiple images with customizable frame durations and loops.
A minimalistic, standard library compliant Go router for building web applications with no third-party dependencies.
Event-driven I/O streams for Swift, inspired by Node.js, using libdispatch for non-blocking operations.
ASP.NET bindings and automatic parsing for jQuery DataTables with extension methods for data queries.
A high-level, full-stack web framework for the D programming language, designed for rapid development of high-performance applications.
A Java library for creating and querying geospatial data in Amazon DynamoDB using geohash indexing.
A minimalistic Ruby microframework built on top of Rack for creating web applications with a Sinatra-inspired DSL.
A micro-framework for building web applications in Erlang, inspired by Sinatra and built on Cowboy.
A pure-Java library for converting well-formed HTML/CSS to PDF and images with accessible PDF support.
An annotation-based Java library for creating Thrift serializable types and services.
A lightweight Dart web server with routing, filtering, template engine, WebSocket, MVC pattern, and static file serving.
A state-machine-based REST toolkit for OCaml that implements HTTP request processing with validation, authentication, and content negotiation.
An Erlang library for implementing the server side of OAuth 2.0 authorization.
A simple, reliable jobs queue for Meteor.js with MongoDB integration and async/await support.
A lightweight logging framework for Swift that logs to standard output with support for LoggerAPI and Swift-log.
A Node.js HTML minifier focused on HTML5, offering high configurability and a pluggable architecture.
A high-performance web framework for the V language, enabling rapid development and fast execution of web applications.
An alternative upload component for Python Dash applications with unlimited file size support and server-side uploads.
A minimal ES2015 Promise implementation for Node.js, focusing on spec compliance over browser compatibility.
A pure Erlang library implementing SIP and SDP protocols with RFC compliance and minimal dependencies.
A lightweight Go library for network I/O event notification using epoll/kqueue, designed for building high-performance network applications.
A simple, safe, and fast full-stack web framework for Rust that makes web development easier.
A Node.js package that implements the W3C XMLHttpRequest specification, enabling browser-like HTTP client functionality.
A flexible OpenID Connect and OAuth 2.0 server-side library for modern ASP.NET projects, featuring full certification and modular architecture.
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