Universal Javascript
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A historical starter boilerplate for universal web apps using React, Redux, Express, and Webpack (circa 2015).
MVC framework for building realtime, collaborative applications that run in both Node.js and browsers.
A universal WHATWG Fetch API implementation that works across Node.js, browsers, and React Native.
Parse, resolve, and dereference JSON Schema $ref pointers across files and URLs in Node.js and browsers.
Server-side rendering for Ember.js applications, enabling HTML delivery without JavaScript download.
An example universal JavaScript application demonstrating the 3REE stack: React, Redux, RethinkDB, and Express.
An npm package providing a universal (isomorphic) rendering server for React and Redux applications with minimal configuration.
A minimal example of universal React routing and data fetching with server-side rendering and AWS DynamoDB.
A boilerplate for building isomorphic React applications with ASP.NET Core, minimizing .NET's role to REST endpoints and initial state.
Isomorphic JavaScript peer-to-peer transport API for building secure, fault-tolerant full mesh networks using WebRTC and WebSocket.
Adds server-side rendering support to react-router-relay for isomorphic React/Relay applications.
A boilerplate Next.js project with Redux state management and Material-UI components pre-configured.
A universal language detection library for both browser and server environments, designed for frameworks like Next.js.
A modern, universal HTTP client built on native fetch with zero dependencies, featuring request orchestration, retries, rate limiting, and hedging.
A Preact component for conditionally skipping server-side rendering of specific components.
A simple isomorphic Cycle.js starter with Falcor JSON Graph for building universal web applications.
A lightweight TypeScript HTTP client with streaming, SSE, progress monitoring, and interceptors built on the Fetch API.
Universal platform and framework detection for JavaScript/TypeScript applications with zero dependencies.
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