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A Blazor UI component library based on Material Design, supporting Blazor Server, WebAssembly, and MAUI Blazor.
A self-hosted open-source publishing platform built with ASP.NET and Blazor WebAssembly for creating personal or group blogs.
A typed GraphQL client library for Rust that generates precise types for queries and responses at compile time.
A typed GraphQL client library for Rust that generates precise types for queries and responses at compile time.
A Unity package for developing and exporting WebXR experiences (AR/VR) to WebGL with full WebXR API integration.
A Rust-based framework for building and executing WebAssembly smart contracts on Cosmos SDK blockchains.
The sodium cryptography library compiled to WebAssembly and pure JavaScript for use in web applications and Node.js.
A set of tools and libraries for building Blazor WebAssembly applications in F# with an Elmish Model-View-Update architecture.
A Cargo subcommand for building, testing, and deploying client-side Web applications in Rust.
JavaScript SDK for running WebAssembly packages (WASI/WASIX) from the Wasmer registry in browsers and Node.js.
Open-source version of SimCity Classic, a city-building simulation game originally designed by Will Wright.
A cgo-free SQLite wrapper for Go that uses WebAssembly compilation to provide database/sql compatibility and direct SQLite API access.
A strongly-timed, concurrent programming language for real-time sound synthesis, music creation, and audio experimentation.
A high-performance Go library for parsing and analyzing Counter-Strike 2 and CS:GO demo files (replays).
An arbitrary-precision unit-aware calculator with support for complex numbers, dice rolls, and multiple unit systems.
A self-contained Japanese morphological analyzer written in pure Go, tokenizing text into words and analyzing parts of speech.
A cargo subcommand to display assembly, LLVM-IR, MIR, and WASM generated for Rust code.
A library of Bootstrap 4 and 5 UI components for building web applications with Blazor.
A full-featured RealWorld example application built with Rust, Yew, and WebAssembly, demonstrating modern web and desktop development patterns.
A collection of pure Rust elliptic curve implementations for NIST, secp256k1, SM2, and other standard curves.
A Go library for generating customizable QR codes with support for colors, shapes, icons, gradients, and WebAssembly.
A cross-platform, cycle-accurate IBM PC/XT emulator written in Rust, designed for retro PC development and debugging.
A tool that ports LÖVE games to the web using Emscripten, enabling browser-based play.
A Blazor component library porting Microsoft's Fluent UI React design system for building web apps with a consistent Office-like interface.
An NES emulator written in Rust, featuring cycle-accurate emulation and WebAssembly support.
A variant of Python designed to be statically compilable while retaining useful dynamic features, with both an interpreter and a compiler.
Direct peer-to-peer file transfer between computers using WebRTC without third-party servers.
A Blazor component for displaying and managing data grids with CRUD operations, supporting multiple back-end technologies.
A client-side PostgreSQL playground that runs entirely in the browser using WebAssembly, with no server required.
A Blazor wrapper for Chart.js that enables interactive charts in both client-side and server-side Blazor applications.
A lightweight embedded relational database for Rust with a native Rust data API, supporting SQL execution and typed ORM.
A cross-platform C++ system abstraction library for managing windows and performing OS tasks across desktop, mobile, and web.
A fast and secure WebAssembly and WASI runtime for Elixir, enabling lightweight WebAssembly containers in your backend.
A Blazor WebAssembly UI component library that replicates the Element UI design system.
A simple and cross-platform 2D graphics library for building games and visual applications in Ruby.
A zero-dependency JavaScript library for high-performance bitmap image manipulation with WebAssembly support.
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