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    mkdocs-void

    mkdocs-void

    Void is a new design language for MkDocs themes: a drop-in theme (name

    Void is a custom MkDocs theme that blends the translucent, layered aesthetics of Glass design system with the minimal, industrial clarity of NothingOS. It combines pure black canvas, glass morphism panels, dot-matrix typography, and Nothing Red accents into a cohesive documentation experience.
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    HTM

    HTM

    JSX alternative using standard tagged templates, with compiler support

    htm is JSX-like syntax in plain JavaScript, no transpiler necessary. Develop with React/Preact directly in the browser, then compile htm away for production. It uses standard JavaScript Tagged Templates and works in all modern browsers. The syntax you write when using HTM is as close as possible to JSX. htm actually takes the JSX-style syntax a couple steps further! No transpiler necessary. HTML's optional quotes: <div class=foo>. Component end-tags: <${Footer}>footer content<//>. Syntax...
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