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Melt UI is an open-source headless component builder library created specifically for the Svelte ecosystem, designed to help developers construct accessible and highly customizable user interface components. Rather than providing fully styled widgets, the library focuses on supplying the behavioral logic and accessibility patterns needed to build UI components while allowing developers to control the visual appearance. Melt UI introduces a builder-based architecture where component logic is encapsulated in reusable primitives that can be attached to any HTML element or custom component. ...

...It provides JVM support, Spark cluster support, polyglot programming, interactive plots, tables, forms, publishing, and more. BeakerX supports Groovy, Scala, Clojure, Kotlin, Java, and SQL, including many magics. Widgets for time-series plotting, tables, forms, and more (there are Python and JavaScript APIs in addition to the JVM languages). Polyglot magics and autotranslation, allowing you to access multiple languages in the same notebook, and seamlessly communicate between them. Apache Spark integration including GUI configuration, status, progress, interrupt, and tables. ...

exsltforms is an open source project comprising XForms extension actions / elements and widgets for the open source XForms processor called XSLTForms (see http://sourceforge.net/projects/xsltforms/).

This is a add-on plugin/module for wordpress and joomla, which helps placing marquees in your wordpress blog or joomla site. Visit http://www.etdsonline.com/technical/plugins-and-modules for more information on these plugins and modules.

A collection of ported widgets from popular program like FireFox add-ons, Opera widgets, Apple Dashboard, Vista Sidebar, Yahoo and Google gadgets to be platform independent and cross browser. Cidgets can be integrated into your Blog, Web site or Web apps

Sidewinder is a new kind of cross-platform application framework that uses web standards like XHTML, SVG and XForms instead of more complex languages, such as C++ or Java, to produce rich internet-facing applications and widgets.