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An Astro integration for building e-commerce sites with Snipcart, featuring components and an optional design system.
A project template and generator for building Elm applications with Parcel, Cypress, and Netlify integration.
Enables Gatsby websites to be deployed on IPFS by converting asset paths to relative URLs.
A minimal, responsive, single-author blog theme for Astro.js with built-in SEO, RSS, and image optimization.
A single binary full-stack application combining Nuxt3 for the frontend and PocketBase for the backend.
A minimal Rust toolkit for building client-side web applications with no JavaScript, no dependencies, and less than 800 lines of code.
A restyled version of the official R manuals using Quarto for improved readability and navigation.
A minimal Rust-only template for starting new Seed web applications with essential tooling.
A GitHub Actions template for deploying static websites to surge.sh with automated workflows.
A microservice that enables GitHub OAuth login for multiple static, server-less applications using a single endpoint.
A modern, full-featured documentation starter built with SvelteKit, Tailwind CSS, and MDSvex.
A Phoenix library for adding blogs, documentation, and static pages with markdown, frontmatter, and syntax highlighting.
A Django app that integrates Wagtail CMS with Netlify for automatic deployments and redirect conversion.
An interactive, draggable, zoomable, and collapsible visualizer for exploring GraphQL schemas, especially large federated ones.
A tutorial-based Gatsby starter for building advanced WordPress sites with previews, i18n, and ACF page builders.
A personal website, portfolio, and blog built with Quarto, featuring custom themes and giscus comments.
An electronic cookbook with dynamic cooking features like tooltips and timers to guide users through recipes.
A minimal React starter kit with Next.js and MobX for building modern single-page applications quickly.
A minimalistic template combining PocketBase backend and SvelteKit frontend in a single Docker image or binary for easy deployment.
A pure PWA and SPA web blog built with Rust and WebAssembly using the Yew framework.
A GitHub Action to deploy Gatsby static sites to AWS S3 with optional CloudFront invalidation.
Create a customizable webpage that counts down to your upcoming event with free hosting and custom domain support.
An opinionated starting point and build system for collaboratively-edited HTML websites with automated testing and linting.
A Next.js template for building IBM.com websites using Carbon for IBM.com React components and patterns.
A collection of browser-based utilities for working with Substrate and Polkadot data using Polkadot.js API.
A personal blog and project showcase built with Hugo and the Congo theme, featuring automated deployment to GitHub Pages.
A minimal Angular template pre-configured for rapid deployment to Netlify.
A Yew project template pre-configured with Tailwind CSS, Webpack, and Trunk for easy deployment to GitHub Pages.
An Eleventy plugin to monetize posts and site content by creating exclusive areas using Web Monetization.
Website for the KU Affective Communication and Computing Lab, showcasing research and team information.
Documentation site for Zuplo, built with Next.js and MDX for developer-focused API gateway content.
A customizable dashboard that connects to the Google Analytics API to fetch and visualize data with interactive charts.
A Gridsome plugin that adds Web Monetization API support to enable micropayments for content.
A VuePress plugin that adds web-monetization meta tags to monetize content via the web-monetization standard.
A Jekyll plugin to add Web Monetization API payment pointers to your site for monetizing content.
A static website for the Triumph Mayflower Club, built with Jekyll to preserve and showcase the classic 1950s Mayflower car.
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