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    Leaflet

    Leaflet

    Open-source JavaScript library for mobile-friendly interactive maps

    Leaflet is a leading open source JavaScript library for creating interactive, mobile-friendly maps. Leaflet is light at just about 38 KB, but is already fully equipped with all the mapping features you could need. Leaflet is simple but efficient. It doesn’t try to do everything for everybody, rather it focuses on making the basic things work perfectly. It comes ready with exceptional layering tools, customization features such as pure CSS3 popups and controls, map controls and more right...
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    Zabbix-in-Telegram

    Zabbix-in-Telegram

    Zabbix Notifications with graphs in Telegram

    Zabbix Notifications with graphs in Telegram.
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    Bricks.js

    Bricks.js

    A blazing fast masonry layout generator for fixed width elements

    Bricks capitalizes on batched reading of layout properties for blazing fastpacking time, no matter how many items. Bricks was developed with a modern JavaScript workflow in mind. To use it, it's recommended you have a build system in place that can transpile ES6, and bundle modules. It's recommended that you assign your Bricks instance to a variable. Using your instance, you can enable and disable the resize handler, add and remove event handlers, accommodate dynamically added elements, etc....
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