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An extremely fast JavaScript and TypeScript bundler written in Go, designed for modern web development.
A comprehensive, modular JavaScript date utility library for manipulating dates in browsers and Node.js.
A comprehensive, modular JavaScript date utility library for manipulating dates in browsers and Node.js.
A next-generation ES module bundler that compiles JavaScript modules into optimized bundles for libraries and applications.
A comprehensive collection of essential Vue 3 Composition API utilities for building reactive applications.
A comprehensive library of SVG icons from popular icon packs, packaged as React components.
A comprehensive library of SVG icons from popular icon packs, packaged as React components for easy integration.
A tiny atomic state manager for React, Vue, Svelte, and other frameworks with tree-shakable stores.
A performance budget tool for JavaScript that calculates the real cost of your JS and enforces limits on CI.
A performance budget tool for JavaScript that calculates the real cost of your JS and enforces limits on CI.
A minimal, dependency-free WebGL library for developers who prefer low abstraction and custom shaders.
Generate massive amounts of fake data in the browser and NodeJS with tree-shakable, fully-typed functions.
A JavaScript library for Boxicons with full tree-shaking support, enabling efficient web icon usage.
A lightweight, modern 3D physics engine for JavaScript with TypeScript support and tree-shaking capabilities.
A lightweight CSS preprocessor supporting nesting, vendor prefixing, minification, and a modular middleware architecture.
A fast immutable list data structure for JavaScript with a comprehensive functional API and seamless Ramda integration.
A modular JavaScript utility library designed to complement ES5+ with functional programming paradigms and avoid overlap.
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