35 repositories · 9 under 3,000 stars
Libraries, API tools, components and frameworks you build on.
A fast type checker for Python that reads the settings your current checker already uses.
Git written again from scratch as a library other programs can build on, with its own gaps written down.
Fast replacements for the usual JavaScript checker, formatter, parser and minifier, usable one piece at a time.
A fast Python web framework with request validation, authentication and API documentation included.
A Python web framework that makes the database, settings, dependency-injection and background-task decisions in the box instead of leaving them to you.
Unstyled, accessible React building blocks — the keyboard, focus and screen-reader behaviour already handled, and every visual decision left alone.
Unstyled, accessible component primitives for SolidJS, with keyboard handling, focus management and ARIA wiring done and no visual styling at all.
A concise charting API built on a layered grammar of graphics, from the makers of D3.
It reads JSON and similar formats into Python objects and checks their shape in the same pass.
It watches files and restarts your Python program the moment one of them changes, using the operating system's own notifications rather than polling.
It reads your API's own OpenAPI or GraphQL description and attacks it with thousands of generated requests, reporting every answer that breaks the rules the description promised.
One fast program that both checks and formats Python code, carrying the rules of Flake8, isort and pyupgrade and a formatter close to Black.
A small, fast web framework for JavaScript built on Web Standards, so one copy of the code runs on Node.js, Bun, Deno, Cloudflare Workers and AWS Lambda.
One downloaded program that gives you a database, user accounts, file storage and an admin screen.
Starts many simulated visitors from a short Python file and shows response times, throughput and failures on a live web page while the test runs.
Tests get a real, empty PostgreSQL started in a container and thrown away afterwards.
An open-source client for HTTP requests that stores every saved request as a plain file in your own repository.
Open-source project tracking that serves as an editorial calendar for the blog and the channel.
The ready-made Yjs collaboration server — holds the document, broadcasts changes, and saves to your own database.
The CRDT everyone uses — several people editing one document at once, offline edits merging cleanly later.
One image component for Astro, React and eight other frameworks that already knows imgproxy's URL format.
Diagrams from a few lines of plain text, rendered natively by GitHub, Notion, Obsidian and Claude.
Renders a DOM node to PNG, JPEG or SVG in the browser — the actively released project doing what html-to-image does.
Virtualised React tree with keyboard navigation and filtering — the mobile and accessible view of the subtopic map.
Renders a YouTube embed as a thumbnail until someone presses play — roughly an order of magnitude less initial page weight.
Eclipse Layout Kernel in JavaScript — the automatic graph layout React Flow does not ship, and the reason a 40-node map reads instead of tangling.
WebGL 2D/3D graph canvas for React with clustering — the zoomed-out constellation view that hands off to React Flow.
Turns HTML/CSS into images — mass-produce thumbnail variants and blog OG images from one template.
React Flow — node-and-edge canvas with pan, zoom and a minimap; the most direct way to render an interactive subtopic or flow map.
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