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A Swift library providing syntactic sugar for Grand Central Dispatch (GCD) with chainable async blocks and modern queue support.
A Swift library providing syntactic sugar for object initialization and configuration using closures.
A set of functional additions for Foundation that bring Ruby-style syntax and convenience to Objective-C.
A Swift library providing syntactic sugar and extensions for iOS and macOS Cocoa development.
A single-file zero-overhead C++ idiomatic wrapper for the native WebGPU C API, providing syntactic sugar without runtime cost.
A syntactic sugar library for Moya that simplifies API endpoint definitions in Swift.
A collection of Fennel macros for Neovim that provides syntactic sugar and missing features for writing configuration elegantly.
Scala wrapper for Tinkerpop Blueprints providing idiomatic Scala syntax for graph database operations.
A transpiler that adds syntactic sugar to Go, making code more concise and readable while maintaining compatibility.
An object library for Delphi and FreePascal providing modern data structures and syntactic sugar inspired by languages like Rust, C++, and Go.
A set of ES6-like macros for Parenscript to ease transcribing modern JavaScript examples into Lisp syntax.
A Swifty wrapper providing syntactic sugar for Grand Central Dispatch (GCD) in Swift 2.2.
Common Lisp macros for concise lambda expressions with implicit arguments and partial application.
Elixir macros that expand into guard-safe code for more readable guard clauses.
Scala-like anonymous lambda literal syntax for Common Lisp, providing concise function definitions with underscore placeholders.
Xcode Source Editor Extension that generates Then library code for UIKit components with customizable properties.
A Groovy extension module for Vert.x that adds syntactic sugar and a DSL for more idiomatic Groovy APIs.
A minimal AutoLayout convenience layer for iOS/macOS that enables succinct programmatic constraint creation.
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