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An easy to use web-based editor to create reusable json mock data schema files.

Listen to different sounds.

Build applications, scripts, and automations powered by high-performance multicore computing using Node.js - jofpin/turbit

The UIX Framework.

A smooth, minimal framework for infusing JavaScript with dynamic behavior - olovajs/DeshiJS

An ECMAScript engine written in Rust

Node.js template with a breath of fresh air.

Edge is a simple, Modern and batteries included template engine for Node.js

The first major release of Solid Queue is out, just in time for Rails World.

Hi! 👋 I’m Ben Sheldon. I’m the author of GoodJob, an Active Job backend that I’ll humbly share is mildly popular and known for its broad features and ease of...

Ruby is a language that consistently evolves to make code more expressive, concise, and readable. With the release of Ruby 3.4, one of the exciting new features introduced is the use of it as a shortcut for the first parameter in a block. This enhancement aims to simplify code, especially in situations where blocks are used extensively, reducing the need to explicitly declare block parameters.

What do you do with a Sidekiq jobs that needs a ton of memory, even after you've fanned out the job into smaller jobs?

I've been dreading this...but I think Rails is a legacy language, and TypeScript/React/Next is the future. This isn't that crazy to say given that one

Recently I gave a talk at RailsWorld (hopefully they’ll post the video soon), and part of my presentation was about eliminating allocations in tokenizers. I presented a simple function for measuring allocations: def allocations x = GC.stat(:total_allocated_objects) yield GC.stat(:total_allocated_objects) - x end Everything in Ruby is an object, but not all objects actually make allocations. We can use the above function to measure allocations made in a block. Here are some examples of code that never allocate:

Caching for Nodej.js.

:rainbow: Beautiful color gradients in terminal output - bokub/gradient-string

Runtime Typescript and ESM support for Node.js.

Implementing Next.js-style PPR in a normal React SSR app

There are many types of React Components that make it difficult for React beginners. This tutorial goes through each React Component Type by example ...

React Components for AI Chat 💬 🚀.

The Ultimate Express. Fastest http server with full Express compatibility, based on µWebSockets. - dimdenGD/ultimate-express

A beautiful text editor that just works. Easily add an editor to your app that users will love. Customize it with your own functionality like custom blocks or AI tooling.

htmx gives you access to AJAX, CSS Transitions, WebSockets and Server Sent Events directly in HTML, using attributes, so you can build modern user interfaces with the simplicity and power of hypertext htmx is small (~14k min.gz’d), dependency-free, extendable, IE11 compatible & has reduced code base sizes by 67% when compared with react

A pluggable and configurable linter tool for identifying and reporting on patterns in JavaScript. Maintain your code quality with ease.

A collection of high-performance JavaScript tools written in Rust

We are building the next generation of JavaScript tooling

Free and open-source map hosting solution with custom styles for websites and apps, using OpenStreetMap data - hyperknot/openfreemap