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    CSS Preprocessor

    CSS validation and advanced preprocessor with nesting and variables

    CSS Preprocessor is a parser, compiler, and assembler which extends the CSS language to allow nested rules and attributes, variables / @mixin, functions, and especially, strong validation of your source code so you know that it will work the first time you use it in your browser. The library is written in C++ allowing any other C++ project to work with CSS without having to rewrite their own parser.
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    ionPulse

    Developer's friendly IDE

    The goal of the project is to create a fast, fully functional IDE, extendable and customisable by developers using it. The IDE is currently in a very early (yet already usable) stage. New features are constantly being added, old ones - changed, thus any feedback is appreciated. The primary supported language is PHP.
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    hcxselect

    A CSS selector engine for C++

    hcxselect is a small and fast CSS selector engine for C++. It parses CSS selector expressions and applies them to a set of document nodes (or a whole tree) parsed via htmlcxx, a simple non-validating HTML parser. Thus, it allows you to use CSS selectors in your C++ program without much bloat.
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