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A curated list of free software network services and web applications that can be hosted on your own servers.
A curated list of free software network services and web applications that can be hosted on your own servers.
A curated list of free software network services and web applications that can be hosted on your own servers.
A JavaScript data grid with a spreadsheet-like look and feel, supporting React, Angular, and Vue for building data-rich applications.
A React library for rendering UI components to <canvas> for high-performance mobile web applications.
A safe, customer-facing template engine for flexible web applications with beautiful markup.
A .NET library for background job processing with fire-and-forget, delayed, and recurring tasks, no Windows Service required.
A JavaScript UI framework for building web components and applications with a unique declarative and functional architecture.
A lightweight, universal, typed, and reactive data library for building scalable web applications.
A Common Lisp framework for building cross-platform GUI and web applications using web technologies and websockets.
Deploy 150+ open-source web applications with a single Docker command using pre-configured Docker Swarm stacks.
A collection of Dash examples and scripts created while answering community questions on the Plotly forum.
A complete library of Angular-native UI components featuring the fastest grids, charts, and a dock manager for enterprise applications.
A Node-RED add-on for building custom data-driven web UIs with no-code, low-code, or full-code flexibility.
A modular and customizable Material Design UI library for Vue.js 3 and Vue 2.
A Blazor wrapper for the File System Access browser API, enabling local file system read/write operations from web applications.
A Rust library for building client-side web applications using WebAssembly, inspired by The Elm Architecture and Redux.
An Ember addon providing performant infinite-scroll and virtual rendering components for ambitious applications.
A simple Go library for scheduling tasks with cron-like syntax, from once a second to once a year.
An Angular wrapper for the Shepherd site tour library, providing guided tours and step-by-step walkthroughs for Angular applications.
A curated directory of open-source applications built with the Ember.js framework.
Material-UI React components wrapped for use in Dash Python web applications.
A high-performance C# ORM for SQL and NoSQL databases with built-in messaging, pub-sub, and client-server architecture.
An Ember.js addon for painlessly supporting keyboard events with template declarations and dynamic priority.
A curated list of websites for listening to music and software for music visualization.
A curated showcase of web applications built with the Angular framework for inspiration and learning.
A curated collection of resources for FastHTML, a Python web framework for building modern HTML applications with HTMX and Hypermedia.
Service worker loader plugin for choo.js that handles registration, events, and state management.
Automated dotfiles and system setup for Fedora Linux and macOS with modular scripts and declarative configuration.
Python bindings for Mosaic, enabling interactive data visualizations in Dash and Streamlit applications.
A Cycle.js driver for IndexedDB that provides reactive data streams for database operations.
A deprecated Angular component library for building user interfaces that match the Antwerpen styleguide.
A Python package providing beautiful Tabler icons for Dash applications with easy integration.
Simple API monitoring and analytics for Java web apps with minimal code integration.
An implementation of the MVU pattern (The Elm Architecture) in the V programming language for UI, web, and game applications.
An Angular library for displaying customizable internet connection status indicators in applications.
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