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#other#awesome#awesome_list#javascript#react#react_apps#react_native#react_tutorial#samples#tutorial#typescript React is a powerful tool for building web applications. It offers many benefits, such as a **component-based architecture** that makes complex interfaces easier to manage, and a **virtual DOM** that improves performance by reducing unnecessary updates. React also has a **large community** and many **libraries and tools** that make development easier and faster. This includes tools for state management, routing, and styling, which help developers create efficient and scalable applications. Overall, React helps developers build fast, interactive web applications with less effort. https://github.com/enaqx/awesome-react

#javascript#weather_channel#weather_display The WeatherStar 4000+ is a web-based simulator that brings back the nostalgic feel of 90's weather forecasts from The Weather Channel. It provides current and forecast weather conditions using NOAA's Weather API, which is limited to the U.S. The simulator is easy to use and doesn't require much setup. It offers features like customizable displays and a simple interface. Users can access it online or run it locally with Node.js. This project is great for those who miss the old Weather Channel style but want it in a modern format. It's not meant for critical weather situations but is fun for nostalgia. https://github.com/netbymatt/ws4kp

#javascript Baileys is a TypeScript library that helps you interact with WhatsApp using WebSockets. It allows you to send and receive messages, media, and more in real-time without needing a browser. This library is lightweight and efficient, making it a good choice for projects that need to automate WhatsApp tasks. It supports multiple devices and is customizable, which means you can modify it to fit your needs. However, it's important to use it responsibly and follow WhatsApp's terms of service to avoid misuse. https://github.com/WhiskeySockets/Baileys

#javascript#ecmascript_proposals#es2015#es2019#es6#es7#esnext#javascript#js#polyfill#ponyfill#promise#proposal#proposals#shim#symbol#weakmap core-js is a modular JavaScript library that provides polyfills for modern ECMAScript features up to 2024, including promises, symbols, collections, iterators, typed arrays, and many web standards like URL and structuredClone. It lets you use new JavaScript features in older browsers by loading only the needed parts without polluting the global namespace. It integrates well with tools like Babel and swc for optimized polyfilling. This helps you write modern, compatible code that runs smoothly across different environments, improving development efficiency and user experience. You can customize polyfill usage and even build your own tailored version for your project. https://github.com/zloirock/core-js

#javascript#api_client#api_testing#automation#developer_tools#git#graphql_client#http_client#javascript#openapi#openapi3#opensource#rest_api#testing#testing_tools Bruno is a free, open-source API testing tool that stores your API collections as plain text files on your device, ensuring your data stays private without cloud syncing. It works across Mac, Windows, and Linux, and supports collaboration through Git or any version control system, making teamwork easier. Bruno automates API testing with JavaScript scripts, increasing efficiency, test coverage, and simplifying integration into CI/CD pipelines. This helps catch bugs early, maintain tests easily, and run regression tests smoothly, saving you time and improving API reliability compared to traditional tools like Postman. You can download it easily via multiple package managers. https://github.com/usebruno/bruno

#typescript#android#appwrite#backend#backend_as_a_service#docker#firebase#flutter#hacktoberfest#hosting#ios#javascript#nextjs#react#react_native#reactnative#self_hosted#selfhosted#serverless#swift#web Appwrite is a backend platform that helps you build web, mobile, and Flutter apps quickly and easily. It handles complex tasks like user authentication, database management, file storage, and more, so you don’t have to build these from scratch. Appwrite is open source, secure, and works with many programming languages and frameworks. You can use it in the cloud or host it yourself using Docker. The main benefit is that it saves you time and effort, letting you focus on creating great features for your app instead of worrying about backend setup and maintenance[3][5][1]. https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite

#javascript#cloud#cloud_os#cloud_storage#desktop#desktop_environment#dropbox#good_first_issue#gui#javascript#nas#open_source#operating_system#os#osjs#puter#remote_desktop#storage#web_desktop#web_os#webtop Puter is a privacy-first personal cloud that lets you store files, apps, and games securely. You can access everything from anywhere at any time, making it very convenient. It's like a personal computer in the cloud, and you can use it on any device—Windows, Mac, Linux, or even your smartphone. Puter also helps you organize your work and entertainment by allowing multiple virtual desktops. This means you can keep different tasks separate but easily accessible, which helps you work more efficiently. Plus, it's open-source, so you can customize it to fit your needs. https://github.com/HeyPuter/puter

#javascript PSFree version 1.5.0 includes the Lapse kernel exploit for PS4 firmware 9.00, offering a fast and reliable way to gain deeper system access, though it may cause crashes and is still about 50% stable. It uses a payload loader that can be customized, and the project is open for contributions. This exploit is part of a chain combining webkit and kernel exploits to enable jailbreaking, which allows running custom software on PS4 and potentially PS5. Using PSFree can help you unlock more control over your console, but it requires caution and restarts if errors occur, as it is still in beta. This can benefit users wanting to explore homebrew or custom firmware on supported PS4 versions[1][2][5]. https://github.com/kmeps4/PSFree

#javascript#font#iosevka#ligatures#monospace_font#opentype_features#programming_font#programming_ligatures#typeface Iosevka is a versatile, open-source font family designed for coding and technical documents. It offers both sans-serif and slab-serif styles, with options for monospace and quasi-proportional layouts. The font includes various weights, widths, and slopes, making it highly customizable. It supports many languages and includes features like ligatures and character variants. This flexibility allows users to tailor the font to their preferences, enhancing readability and coding efficiency. Additionally, Iosevka is space-efficient, making it ideal for use in terminals and code editors[1][2][4]. https://github.com/be5invis/Iosevka

#javascript Open MCT is a tool developed by NASA for visualizing data on computers and mobile devices. It helps analyze and manage data from spacecraft and other systems. The tool is open source, meaning anyone can use and modify it. This makes it useful for many different types of projects that involve collecting and analyzing data. Users can extend Open MCT with plugins to fit their specific needs, making it a flexible and powerful tool for data analysis and management. https://github.com/nasa/openmct

#kotlin#android#awt#compose#declarative_ui#desktop#gui#ios#javascript#kotlin#multiplatform#reactive#swing#ui#wasm#web#webassembly Compose Multiplatform is a Kotlin-based framework by JetBrains that lets you build user interfaces for multiple platforms—iOS, Android, desktop (Windows, macOS, Linux), and web—using mostly shared code. It is based on Jetpack Compose for Android, so you can use similar APIs across platforms, speeding up development and ensuring consistent UI design. iOS support is in beta, web is in alpha, and desktop and Android are stable. You can also access native features like camera or maps easily. This helps you save time, reduce bugs, and create apps that work well everywhere with less effort. https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-multiplatform

#typescript#android#app_framework#expo#framework#frontend#ios#javascript#mobile#native#native_apps#react#react_native#typescript#universal#web#web_framework Expo is a tool that helps you make apps for Android, iOS, and the web using React and JavaScript. It simplifies the development process by handling complex tasks, allowing you to focus on features. Expo offers fast setup, easy access to native features like the camera, and painless updates without needing store approvals. You can write one codebase and deploy it across multiple platforms, saving time and effort. Expo also has a strong community and flexible workflows, making it easier to find help and customize your app as needed. https://github.com/expo/expo