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PDFCraft is an extensible toolkit for creating, editing, and transforming PDF documents with both a graphical interface and a scripting API, making it useful for users ranging from casual editors to automated document processors. At its core, the project provides a clean, modern UI where you can rearrange pages, annotate text, insert images, fill forms, and export to multiple formats, all without needing a heavyweight commercial PDF suite. But beyond manual editing, it also offers a programmable layer so developers can write scripts to batch process documents, generate templated reports, or extract structured data from PDFs for integration in workflows. The design emphasizes quality and compatibility: output PDFs render accurately across readers, preserve metadata, and support interactive elements like hyperlinks and form fields.

curl-to-Go is a browser-based tool that converts curl commands into Go HTTP client code. It is especially useful when API documentation provides curl examples, but the developer needs equivalent Go code for an application or script. Users paste a curl command into the page, and the tool generates Go code that approximates the request, including method, URL, headers, body data, and basic authentication where supported. It does not promise perfect conversion for every possible curl option, so developers should review and adapt the generated output. The tool understands common options such as data payloads, headers, request methods, URL flags, and JSON or form-encoded content. ...

dialog-polyfill.js is a polyfill for dialog and form method="dialog". Dialog is an element for a popup box in a web page, including a modal option that will make the rest of the page inert during use. This could be useful to block a user's interaction until they give you a response, or to confirm an action. See the HTML spec. This polyfill works on modern versions of all major browsers. It also supports IE9 and above. It can work when used inside Shadow DOM, but it's not recommended. The...

...Submitting a form with AJAX doesn’t get any easier than this! When this form has been submitted the name and comment fields will be posted to comment.php. If the server returns a success status then the user will see a “Thank you” message. Add a form to your page. Just a normal form, no special markup required. Include jQuery and the Form Plugin external script files and a short script to initialize the form when the DOM is ready.